Sunday, August 24, 2014

The Local Leadership Alliance of Highlands County

The Local Leadership Alliance of Highlands County

 

Check us out at: WWW.TheNationalCommunityNetwork.org

 

Operation Solution and Response: Fiscal year 1 Nov. 2014-15:

 

From: Rev. Frank Paul Jones - aka Apostle Paul Castellano

Contact: revfrankpauljones@thenationalcommunitynetwork.org

Office Phone: (863) 657-2407

 

The Calling:  I will contact the necessary people needed to make this happen.

 

1: The NAACP - Our Political Arm:

 

First of all Al Hinson is running for an elected position and is the President of the NAACP, which is a 501 c (4) non profit organization.  They are designed to help us promote our political views and bring our voting constituency together to gain political influence, by getting people who are for our agenda.

 

What I realize is he is lacking support, signs of this is his NAACP E-mail is not up to receive correspondence, his website is not up and on 26 August 2014, we are about to have a primary election and I had no idea about this or what is about to be decided on.  They are about to vote on a one penny tax in the city and chances are the turn out will be very low and only those who endorse this idea will be present to vote.

 

We as a black community will never prosper economically or socially until we are not politically empowered.  If we become united politically, we can change things like city the city ordinance that prevents economic growth in our communities, have a voice in the educational system, which an understanding they often influence the molding of our children  and therefore how they interact with each other.  No thought are original among man.  Therefore the issue is the procreation of alike being process, be it mentally should have our input, because we have to like with the final product.

We must support the NAACP community wide and a membership drive may be necessary, one I will support.

 

2: The Prince Hall Freemasons - 15+ Armed Security Detail:

 

This will be the foundation of the Federalized Crips, whom will gain Federal recognition and the authority of a Federal Peace Officer's Agency, for the protection of our community from crime and intrusion, the prevention of terrorist threats, with the understanding of our plan for redevelopment and the significance of our infrastructure and we must be able to protect our supporters at meetings and clients during our events.

 

Requirements: 

 

1: All security personnel will be without a felony conviction or psychiatric profile, preventing them the ability to handle firearms and have a concealed weapons gun permit.

 

2: Be registered to vote.

 

3: Register to carry a conceal firearm.

 

4: Be available a set amount of hours per week, using a scheduling system that will work around each of our security personnel's personal and employment responsibilities. This is why we need 15 armed security personnel at a minimum, to allow shifts to insure needed support when needed.

 

The Director of Security:  Should have either military or law enforcement experience, be respected by the team we assemble, be mature, not a abuser of alcohol or drugs and of sound mind and body.

 

3: The Community Leaders - Help raise funds and carryout coordinated community services:  We need to apply our 501 c 3 benefits in coordinated projects and offer volunteerism exchange and support to carry out events and agendas.

 

4: The Clergy and the Churches: - Help raise funds and carryout coordinated community services:  We need to apply our 501 c 3 benefits in coordinated projects and offer volunteerism exchange and support to carry out events and agendas.  But also I recognize that he church is the bridge to reaching a certain demographic that will only appeal to them.  I call on the church to take the leading role in feeding our hungry, but consistently devising food programs.

 

I have an offer for a restaurant on Main Street for $850 per month. It is owned by a Christian man named Ray. He is a wise man and seems to understand what I am saying, his only wise is, "I just want to see when you become Jesus."  But the problem is when I forgive all the world and become pure and holy again, as I was a s a child, then comes the judgment.  Something I really do not think we are ready for now.  But Ray does have a profound understand of God and would probably give us a better deal if we approach him for the church, who will guarantee us the necessary labor and should help fund this as well. We will be able to get an un limited food supply from the food banks.

 

Our Services Addresses these community related problems:

 

1: Preventing Criminal Recidivism

 

2: Education and Illiteracy

 

3: Hunger

 

4: Community Activities

 

5: Poor Community Economy

 

6: Disproportionately High Community Unemployment Rates

 

7: Homelessness and Housing Issues

 

8: AIDS/HIV

 

9: Human Rights

 

Our Targeting Clients is based on:

 

1: Supporting the Local Businesses:

 

2: Helping our Disadvantage Young Adults:

 

3: Helping our Young Children:

 

4: Serving our Senior Citizens:

 

5: Serving our Underserved:

 

6: Serving People with AIDS/HIV:

 

7: Helping Enforce the Human Rights of all people:

 

We have a 7 tier approach: 

 

(1) Unemployment  (2) Education and Illiteracy (3) Hunger (4) Criminal Recidivism

(5) Poor Performing Economy. (6) Community Activities (7) Homelessness and Housing Issues.

 

The Program Basic Figures: 

 

Hours of Availability Operations Maximum: 112 hour per week or 16 hours per day.

 

Availability will be 7 days Sunday through Saturday we will be available if necessary from 8:00 am to 12:00 am

Sunday: 9.00 am to 11 pm - Weekly 50+ Senior Citizen Recreational Spot: Giving us one hour to open and one hour to shutdown.

 

Total Costs Itemization:

 

1) Total hrs. Blue Building Available: 112 hrs per week or 16 hours per day max @ 20 per hour costs = @ $2,240 overhead budget per week for outside presenters = 50% of operation costs or $58,240 annually or $1,120

 

2) Total hrs. Blue Building used: Minimum 108 hrs per week or 2,239.92

 

3) Total hrs. of support projected labor minimum: 174 hrs. weekly or $3,695.76

 

4) Administrative Man hours needed: 200 man-hrs wkly min. 5 full time or at least 10 part time jobs. Value of labor = $4,248 0r $200,896

 

5) Security: 16 hours times 2 = $679.68 weekly x 5 x 52 = $179,716.80 per year.

 

6) Value of labor per week @ $21.24 per hour @ Florida Volunteer labor valuation - $11,983.39 weekly or $623,116.28 total In-Kind Contributions annually to run the essentials of Operation Solution and Response.

 

7) Value of labor per week does not include the costs of the actual services being rendered by outside entities performing the seminars in our building, this is only the costs required by us to facilitate these services and events and the needed supporting personnel.  We can expect at least another 112/2 weekly being hours used times 2 visitors per presentation on average = $2,378.88 or $123,701.75 per year.

 

8) Total Minimum In-Kind Contributions: $623,116.28 per year.

 

9) Overhead: At 16 hour per day availability if deem necessary the cost of operation is $20 about per hour, because we own our headquarters location which is two stories tall with about, which makes this a donation of space that could be rented. We will apply 75% of the cost or  $15 x $10 x 52 = $7,800 for overhead that is subject to adjustments to meet our current demands.

 

10) Stationary: $100 per week or $5,200 per year.

 

11) Miscellaneous supplies: $50 per week or $2,600 per year.

 

12) Events:  $150,000 annually.

 

13) Initial investment: $20,049.33 to $23,168.91

 

14) Fence: $13,628.91

 

Total Essentials for Solution and Response:

 

Basic Daily Operations: $1,337,154.20 annual budget.

 

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