Outreach 360 Case Study Essay

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To determine the effectiveness of Outreach 360 and the necessity of CRC’s return to Monte Cristi has proved rather difficult due to the people within the organization telling me one set of goals and objectives and the Outreach 360 website painting a much different picture. I have decided however, that I cannot evaluate an organization based off of a conversation I off-handedly had instead of the published goals that Outreach 360 has released on its webpage. Whether or not CRC should return to Outreach 360 may be more subjective and based in my experience but because I must evaluate the organization based off what it has told the world it has done and wants to do, I have decided that Outreach 360 does not effectively meet its goals and never will. …show more content…

From my lack of findings on their website and the Outreach 360 staff’s unwillingness to share data while we were in Monte Cristi, it is nearly impossible to evaluate their progress in the Dominican Republic. The lack of specificity demonstrates a failure to be invested in the individuals they hope to serve, the disadvantaged children, and an inappropriate focus on growing their organization into “10 countries with a total of 30 Community Centers” (Outreach360.org) as stated in their objectives. These broad goals have had little support of data or a plan of any kind available to the people that Outreach 360 is asking to participate in their volunteer

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