Social Contribution Project

RULES

Failure to abide by these guidelines might result in a loss of marks or an immediate disqualification.

The proposal must be double-spaced, Times New Roman and 12-point size.
The length of the proposal should be between 750 - 1500 words.
The social project must be original, and the cost plan must not exceed the $1000 limit.
A Project Proposal (a.k.a. project charter) is used to convince the evaluation committee of the rationale, benefits, and feasibility of funding the project.
All proposals should include, but are not limited to, the following: Title Page, Table of Contents, Abstract (Summary), Introduction (a checklist of goals), Materials & Methods (include a time plan and community engagement plan), Budget Considerations and Continuation Funding (cost plan), Discussion (include risk plan, expected results and what to improve), Conclusion, References.
All sources used must be cited in-text and included on a reference page. References should be in APA format.
Projects must have a start and end date. The duration must not exceed 3 months.
Implementation of the project is not a requirement for participating in this category. Submissions in this category will be evaluated on the following qualities of the project proposal: presentation quality, content quality, organization/communication quality, and merit of the project.
All works must be submitted by March 16th, 2025 to the Creative Minds submission page.