From: Arroyo Seco NC
Treasurer <marklegassie@gmail.com>
Date: November 14, 2010
3:32:27 PM PST
To: ASNCAdmin@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ASNCAdmin] Fwd: ASNC Application for Funds Form Submission (Wendi Riser)
Reply-To: ASNCAdmin@yahoogroups.com
The following $900 request for pet
education classes at the Hermon Dog Park is being forwarded to the Animal
Welfare Cmte for review.
Mark Legassie
Arroyo Seco
Neighborhood Council, Treasurer
Department of
Neighborhood Empowerment
City of Los
Angeles
email: treasurer@asnc.us
Ph: 323-895-MARK
(6275)
Begin forwarded message:
From: Wendi Riser <wendiriser@cs.com>
Date: November 11, 2010 2:28:04 PM PST
Subject: ASNC
Application for Funds Form Submission (Wendi Riser)
Reply-To: Wendi Riser <wendiriser@cs.com>
Organization: Friends of Hermon Dog Park
Street Address: 6276 Pine Crest Drive
City, State, ZIP: Los Angeles CA 90042
Website (if any): www.HermonDogPark.org
Contact Person: Wendi Riser
Email Address: wendiriser@cs.com
Contact Person's Telephone: 323 258 4654
Amount Requested ($): $900.
Funding Need Date (mm/dd/yy): 01/01/11
Total Project Budget if applying for event or capital project ($):
$1200.
Donations received (or expected) for this project from businesses,
citizens, other gov't entities ($): $300. from Friends of Hermon Dog Park,
chairs from Councilman Huizar, ASNC microphone,
Community Project Category (select one) - examples provided denote
only a sampling of the types of projects available and are not a complete list:
** Animal Welfare
Category name (if none of above):
1. Summary
of Request: In the space below, briefly describe the purpose of the
request, activities to be undertaken, target population —including
ethnicity, gender, income level and estimated number of individuals —
geographic focus and other relevant info regarding the request.
Example: Purchase sign for a community clinic that serves more
than 1,000 low-income individuals, predominately, Latino & Asian
immigrants in the Montecito Heights, Hermon & Sycamore Grove areas.
** Friends of Hermon Dog Park would organize quarterly pet themed
forums near Hermon Dog Park, such as pet emergency preparedness, dealing with
the death of a pet, wellness, etc. The target population would be FHDP
members, and those in the larger region. We plan to have 50+ people.
2. How
will the community be impacted by the proposed project and how will it benefit
the neighborhood? Rationale: Community projects must directly
benefit ASNC communities. Concerns about who & how many individuals will
benefit from such projects also need consideration. Issues of access and
fairness need to be addressed (e.g. if a project is approved to plant trees on
one street corner, justification should be provided as to why that street
corner needs trees or clean-up versus other street corners).
** Obvious benefits include increased awareness and knowledge of
pet issues for all residents.
3. How
has your organization attempted to obtain donations from local businesses,
citizens, and/or govÕt agencies to offset expenses for this community project?
Rationale: Community groups cannot expect all funding to be
provided by ASNC but should first look for other sources, including businesses,
citizens, council districts, public agencies (e.g. Cultural Affairs), and other
affected neighborhood councils.
** We will be asking Councilman Huizar for the rental of 50 chairs
and a stage for each quarterly event. FHDP will pay to get posters made
and placed as well as well as blanket our database about the seminars.
4. In what ways will the ASNC's financial support of this project
be acknowledged & publicized? Examples: ASNC sponsorship mentioned in a
prominent way on outreach materials, listed on the event or sponsoring group's
website as a financial supporter, and listed in printed programs and display
tables. (Note: The ASNC should be asked to provide appropriate text and
design for advertising).
** The ASNC will be thanked on the fliers, posters, and on our
website announcement of the event.
5. If
this is for a capital improvement project, specify location and permits
obtained (or in-process of obtaining). Provide copies of permits and
insurance with application. Rationale: Capital improvement projects
should be on public property, with coordination with the appropriate city
agency (i.e. Street Services, Fire, Rec & Parks, etc). Appropriate
permits need to be in place, and insurance may be required depending on the
nature of work that will be performed.
** N/A
6. If
this is for program services (ie. after-school program, graffiti removal, etc),
describe the selection process used to establish participants if for select
group of individuals. Provide number of participants.
Rationale: If for a select group of individuals, a fair selection
process should be created to establish participants. The service program needs
to be provided by a legitimate non-profit/consultant. A neighborhood council or
its members should not provide these services.
** We don't have all the quarterly meetings planned other than
Cindy Sanchez who is a veteran animal disaster rescue coordinator and a Red
Cross instructor. We want to poll the membership for the other seminars
so that we're providing the information they most want to know about.
7. If
this is for equipment and supplies, describe specifically who will benefit and
how it will be controlled. Rationale: Equipment and supplies for either
public or private organizations can only be used for the benefit of the local
community. Purchases intended for private and/or paid use are not
allowed. Must be labeled as ASNC-purchased material and properly
controlled/inventoried. Cannot be turned into private property or salvaged
without prior approval by Dept of Neighborhood Empowerment (DONE).
** N/A
8. If
this is for an event, describe the intended audience, location and entry
requirements. Rationale: Events must be open to the public. There
should not be an admission charge. If the event is on private property,
insurance may be needed. If the event is on city property, appropriate
permission/permits from city departments may be needed (i.e. street services,
LAPD, R&P, etc)
** The intended audience are pet owners- but it's open to all.
This is a free event that will be held under the Ave. 60 overpass.
9. If
this is for a sign, banner or advertisement, describe the contents.
Provide a copy of the artwork with the application. Note:
Banners, signs and advertisements must include the Arroyo Seco Neighborhood
CouncilÕs name and/or logo.
** Fliers will include the FHDP, ASNC and Councilman Huizar's
logos. It will cover the who, what, when, where, why, and a bio of the
instructor.
10. Other
- please provide other important information necessary to better understand
your organization or the specific needs of the targeted group or community that
this request will serve.
DECLARATION: By checking the box below the applicant named above
declares that the information provided in this form is correct. Agree
This application requires the following supporting documents be
provided to ASNC before approval can be obtained. EMAIL DOCUMENTS TO ASNCTREASURER@GMAIL.COM.
Check all boxes that apply. Letter of acknowledgement & thanks from
receiving agency, Copy of artwork for banners, signs & ads
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