The Yale Group's Chapter Plan Presentation

1. YUNI-ted Against HungerYale University Nourish International

2. Yale University 5,300 undergrads Urban Campus Medical, Public Health, Management, Economics and International Studies programs Over 180 student organizations

3. Collaborations Working Partnerships Reach Out YCC Sig Ep Marketing Partnerships International Students Society South Asian Society

4. Marketing Plan Freshman Move-in Day Activities Fair in the Fall Interest Meetings Panlists Aggressive Flyers

5. Chapter Background Current Executive Board: Chapter Leader Project Coordinator Ventures Coordinators (2) Treasurer Membership and Publicity Coordinator

6. Chapter Background: Ventures Pancakes for Poverty Open Bar at Bottega

7. Organizational Timeline Aug 27th: 1st Executive Board Meeting Sept 1st: Freshman Fair Sept 2nd: General Interest Meeting / first Pancake Night Sept 11th: 1st General Body Meeting and info session for prospective FEO candidates Sept 17th: FEO application deadline Sept 26th: FEO announcements

8. Ventures and Project Timeline Sept 2nd: Pancakes for Poverty (consistent); weekly End of October: Project presentation and selection Mid-November: Line & Dine (one time): mid-November; date of The Game

9. Line & DineDon’t Whine: Dine in Line! Target audience: Harvard and Yale students Needs: waiting in a long line, cold, hungry and hung-over Services Delivered: delicious catered hot chocolate and hot hands Marketing: immediate/skit/antics/the cold Logistics: base camp in the gym Silver dollar Pancakes and the pancake costume!

10. Handwarmers Table Sterno to keep food warm Educated

11. Connection to Nourish Shopping cart/awareness Pancake costumes Cups with stickers 1 A frame at the beginning of line Nourish T shirts

13. Projected Expenses:

14. Napkins

15. Containers

16. Cups

17. Sterno

18. Pancakes

19. Hot chocolate

20. Hot hands

21. Projected Profits