Grant Proposal Scenario
Call 4 Action Grant Proposal
Executive Summary/Abstract
The All for Justice (AFP)
Task Force is requesting $50,000 to aid our crime prevention program, Call 4
Action, in order to deter crime in our community. The funds will establish
a link between businesses and local citizens in preventing theft, vandalism,
and robberies that have recently plagued our city. The funds will establish an
office with a toll-free hotline and employ staff to assist local police,
mayoral constituents, and citizens. The Call 4 Action program has
established anonymous funds from a benefactor in the amount of $300,000;
however, additional funds are required to set up this office, employ staff,
purchase equipment, and train citizens and businesses on effective methods to
deter crime. There is an inadequate ability to meet the needs of area
businesses and an inadequate awareness of resources available to these
businesses that the Call 4 Action program would be able to address.
Background
The All for Justice Task
Force (AFJ) was established in 2019 to aid the city of Anytown, USA to
implement a program to establish a city-wide crime deterrent campaign and
assist area businesses who have been affected by a number of thefts, robberies,
vandalisms, and fraud schemes. These area businesses, along with the aid of
local police and citizen involvement, as well as volunteerism, developed the Call
4 Action program to fight crime in the community. Citizens and volunteers
have begun working extensively to establish a Neighborhood Watch program. A
generous donation from a local benefactor has supplied additional funds,
however, to make the program more effective, an office has been rented and the
additional funds will help to set up the office space with office equipment,
surveillance cameras installed at various hotspots around the city, and a
toll-free hotline established for anonymous reporting established. A staff
member is necessary to provide phone support and establish a relationship with
local police, sheriff’s department officers, businesses, and citizens.
The office staff will set up
equipment and begin printing flyers to post around the city in suspected
hotspot areas to encourage reporting of suspicious behavior or direct crime
observance. The use of a new printer and computer system will help to perform
these necessary tasks. Training materials will be developed to instruct area
businesses and citizen volunteers on how to appropriately observe, report, and
monitor camera systems footage. Police will provide counseling to those who
have been the victim of a crime. All area business will be trained on how to
properly develop a cash flow program. The Call 4 Action program would
assist area businesses, local police and law enforcement agencies, as well as
volunteer citizens on how to effectively work together to combat crime.
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