Charity Persuasive Presentations
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1 Charity Persuasive Presentations I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. I will not let what I cannot do interfere with what I can do. ~Edward Everett Hale Task: You will research an existing charity of your choice in an effort to persuade the class to vote for their charity to receive a donation. The presentation should be 3 to 5 minutes in length. At the conclusion of the presentations, the class will vote on the charity to which they wish to contribute. The charity receiving the most votes will receive 10 bonus points added to their grade. The Requirements: 3 minute presentation using PowerPoint Presentations should have an introduction (something to hook your audience to listen to your presentation) Presentations should have at least 2 persuasive points explaining the benefits of the contribution Presentations should have at least 6 facts about the charity Presentations should have a conclusion (give your audience a sense of closure) Presentations should include a quote from the organization The Procedure: The key to a successful presentation is to be creative and to work diligently with the time that is given to you. Students will be given three days in the lab to conduct needed research and to also finalize their video audio/visual aid. Presentation Dates: Friday, April 12; Monday, April 15; Tuesday, April 16
2 Charity Persuasive Presentation Rubric Charity: Total grade: Speech met Time Requirements 3-5 minutes 10 pts Introduction: (5pts) Attention Getting Device was utilized Introduction prepared listeners for speech Speech: (40pts) Presentation included 2 reasons why donation should be made Presentation included 5 facts about the charity Presentation included a quote from the organization (personal appeal) Presentation included information on how to get involved Presentation included emotional appeal anywhere in the 3 minutes Conclusion: (5pts.) Conclusion reviewed points of speech Conclusion tied back to attention getting device Speaking: (40pts.) Appropriate language Volume & Rate Appropriate Appropriate Eye Contact Use of Vocal Variety and Clarity Total: Comments:
3 Local Charities Boy s Haven Boy Scouts of America: Camp Fire, INC.: YMCA: Capland Speech Therapy Center: Groves Senior Citizens: Hughen Center: Mid-county Senior Citizens, INC.: Nutrition and Services for Seniors: or Port Neches Senior Citizens Center: Shorkey Center: Southeast Texas Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse: or Southeast Texas Hospice: Family Services Counseling Center and Women and Children s Shelter: Rape and Suicide Crisis Center: Samaritan Counseling Center: American Red Cross; Hospitality Center: or Community Care-Prayer Outreach: or Port Cities Rescue Mission: Salvation Army: United Board of Missions: Anayat House, INC.:
4 Texas, INC.: Southeast Texas Food Bank: American Cancer Society: Jefferson County Barr Associates: Mickey Mehaffy Garth House: Goodwill Rehabilitation Services: Partnership of Southeast Texas: Girls Haven: Junior League of Beaumont: IEA: Muscular Dystrophy Association: Henry s Place: Some Other Place: American Red Cross: Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas: Client Support Services Inc.: MADD: Buckner Children and Family Services: Early Childhood Intervention: Triangle AIDS Network: Stewart s Halfway House: Home for the Homeless: March of Dimes: Epilepsy Foundation: CASA:
5 Family Foundation: Questions to Consider: 1. What is the mission of this organization? 2. What kind of services do you provide to the community? 3. How is this done? 4. Who is the target population for the services that you provide? 5. How are contributions used to provide these services? 6. What is the history of this organization? 7. What opportunities are available for a person to volunteer with this organization? 8. How did you get involved in working with this organization? 9. Are there special events conducted throughout the year to promote this organization? 10. How has this organization impacted this community? What are the statistics regarding your impact?
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