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MEMORANDUM TO RICK ALLEN AND SARAH WHITMAN
FROM: NANCY RUBIN
DATE: JULY 29, 1993
I. Before we can embark on public/private sector outreach, I
believe it would be most advantageous for you who will have "the
overview" to prepare:
1) A draft of annual report
2) "Boiler Plate" proposal to private sector
II. Doing this will reveal all the "holes" and lead to clear
definition of program outcome and to resolution of questions that
should be answered internally before we "go public". Needless to
say, program and marketing strategies are inherently integrated
and must be processed together.
The issues that follow I forward to you as in need of
resolution:
1. RELATED PARTY OR CONFIDENTIAL GUIDELINES
2. RECEIPT OF MONEY
- Do we need to create a 501C.3 ?
- Checks made out to whom
National
Local Organizations
Local 501C.3 that serves all organizations
- Bequests
- Stock
- Receipt of other assets
3. MONEY MANAGEMENT
- Criteria and access to funds raised nationally
- Investment Issues
- Endowment Issues
- Capital Venture Issues
- Money pledged for more than one year
4. MARKETING GUIDELINES
- Olympics
- Catalogs
- Percentage of Sales
- TV-QVC
5. WHITE HOUSE/PRESIDENTIAL INVOLVEMENT
- How can "Presidency" be involved?
- In what way can his name/office be involved in
soliciting funds?
DRAFT - OUTLINE OF PRIVATE SECTOR PLAN
The National and Community Service Trust Act of 1993 (the "Act")
requires that certain elements of the federal funding support for
national service programs be matched by funds from other sources.
The Act also specifically empowers the new Corporation for
National Service (the "Corporation) to accept private funds,
which will be treated as tax-free donations. Various other
provisions of the Act encourage private sector involvement in
national service, consistent with reinventing government themes
of pooled public/private resources to leverage tax-payer dollars.
The Corporation will have a Private Sector Director (and staff),
to inspire and coordinate private sector involvement. This
document outlines that involvement.
I.
Business Involvement
A.
How can businesses assist the national service
initiative?
At the local level, businesses can:
1.
fund local programs that have been approved
for national service participants ("Local
Programs") ;
[This could include contributing toward the
Act's 15% stipend match requirement; and/or
funding stipends and/or awards for more
participants than are approved for federal
funding by the Corporation]
2.
encourage, allow release time for, or allow
leave with pay for company employees to
provide management, training and/or other
assistance to Local Programs;
[For example, many non-profits need
accounting assistance to keep their books and
file their tax returns.]
3.
provide in-kind donations of products needed
by Local Programs;
[E.g., work-shirts, computers and food]
4.
offer employment opportunities for
"graduates" of Local Programs.
[E.g., Timberland's hiring of City Year
graduates]
At the national level, businesses can:
1.
fund programs in a given subject area;
[Eg., Quaker Foods may choose to fund
environmental service programs across the
country]
2.
contribute to a venture capital fund which
would provide seed-capital to start-up
innovative national service model programs;
3.
contribute money into the National Service
Trust, for additional stipends/post-service
awards and program support above
Congressional appropriations;
4.
provide in-kind gifts that are useful
anywhere
[eg., airplane tickets, vans, etc.]
5.
undertake "issues" advertising and/or
promotion about national service programs
[such as Timberland's promotion of City Year]
B.
How can businesses give money to support National
Service?
By direct donations, "challenge" grants, earmarked
percentages of sales of specific items, donation
of corporate stock and other liquid assets, and
other avenues.
C.
How will prospective donations be reviewed?
Donations to Local Programs are subject to
applicable laws and will be reviewed by the Local
Program.
Donations to the Corporation must be approved by
the Corporation's President before acceptance, and
are subject to all applicable laws, including
ordinary federal prohibitions against conflicts of
interest.
[?? Do we want Board approval over a certain amount??]
[?? Rahm and Holladay suggest that vetting/reporting
should be analogous to ordinary non-profits, not to
political campaigns. That is, since the amounts to be
raised will rapidly become so enormous, setting
unrealistic ethical hurdles will kill the program. ??]
[In any event, general counsel's office should do a
Lexis/Nexus search to highlight major
litigation/problems for the Corporation's President,
prior to acceptance of donation.]
D.
What will businesses get in return?
Donors to the Corporation will be able to
incorporate the tag line "supporter of national
2
service" and the Corporation's logo in
advertising, subject to prior copy review.
The Corporation will establish a program for
Presidential recognition of national donors.
Studies indicate that affiliation with broadly-
supported community activities enhances a
business' public image and increases customer
loyalty.
Similarly, employee loyalty and job satisfaction
is increased when employees join in common
activities outside of the work-place, such as
volunteering in community service programs. When
groups of employees aid a Local Program, they
build team-work, increase motivation and enhance
leadership skills.
[?? Is more needed? Should we do a menu of benefits,
as campaign finance councils do? ??]
E.
What will the Corporation do to assist Local Programs
with their fundraising?
The Corporation's Office of Private Sector Liaison
will:
1.
organize regional training sessions on
fundraising for Local Programs and other
interested parties;
2.
provide a data base and other resources to
Local Programs to identify funding
opportunities;
3.
provide marketing materials (including a
video and an annual report in standard
business format) about the Corporation and
national service, and relating local efforts
to the national initiative to local efforts;
4.
organize periodic seminars and briefings by
Corporation senior executives for business
community leaders (regionally and in major
metropolitan areas) to encourage their
support of local service programs;
5.
provide technical fundraising assistance to
Local Programs having difficulty meeting
their matching requirements;
3
[?? Do we want to start consortia of business
leaders in the major cities as a general
fundraising base for all local programs? ??]
4
6.
create a National Private Sector Council,
involving major leaders with national
prominence, to give direction, national
panache and assistance to local business
support efforts.
7.
(in conjunction with the Corporation's Office
of Communications), undertake a national
promotional effort to increase understanding
of the community-changing results of national
service; inspire individual involvement; and
spotlight business participation at the
national and local levels. Promotional
activities will include:
--
national PSAs and similar pieces placed
through the Ad Council;
--
press conferences and other
informational events spot-lighting
relevant aspects of the activities of
the Corporation and the Local Programs
(to the extent possible, these
activities will be coordinated with
existing business associations) ;
---
special events, including those
involving business leaders and
celebrities from various fields;
--
active outreach with the business and
general press to enhance coverage of
relevant aspects of the activities of
the Corporation and the Local Programs;
and
--
informational mailers to and through
existing business associations.
II. Foundation Involvement
A.
How can foundations support national service?
1.
National foundations can make challenge grants,
committing to fund Local Programs to the extent
that community foundations do so.
2.
Foundations can underwrite and supervise basic
research needed by the Corporation, including
evaluating programs and various methods of
training, etc.
5
III. Individual Involvement
A.
How can individuals support national service?
1.
volunteer with Local Programs;
2.
donate (including in-kind donations) to Local
Programs;
3.
donate to the Corporation (in-kind to the
Corporation, cash to the Trust) i
4.
purchase licensed products where sales proceeds go
to the Corporation;
[Potential items include school notebooks, back-
packs and other materials which tie to the theme
of educational opportunity; t-shirts and other
visible logo products; work gloves and other items
directly used in service; books, calendars and
other printed material about or for the benefit of
service; etc.]
[Channels of distribution include catalogues, QVC
and similar shopping shows; etc.]
5.
purchase other specialized items, such as a
"national service heroes stamp" with a cost one
cent above normal amounts and featuring historic
and contemporary service leaders (including
ordinary citizens with records of extraordinary
service accomplishments)
July 11, 1993
6
Tasks + Logical Time Frame
Have fundraising consultants put together ideas on fundraising training sessions
SW, RA, NR, JK
8/15/93
and materials we can deliver to the programs to assist them in their efforts.
Make a list of all the private sector people who, to date, have agreed to help us
JK, SW
7/30/93
and make sure that we are responding to their suggestions and getting their advice.
Have a fundraising consultant make a list that identifies which foundations and
JK
8/16/93
corporations give heavily in the four subject areas.
Make a list of all of the large business orgs. and trade associations with whom we
JK
7/29/93
will want to be affiliated and whose meetings we will want to attend and address.
(Find out if there are any business groups that are holding meetings this summer.)
Decide the make-up of the National Private Sector Council, (size, demographics,
NR, SW, RA, ES,CS
8/16/93
industry representation) and their duties.
* Select members of the NPSC
-histong
Set up meetings with corporate communication professionals (who are trusted
RA, SW, DA, EZ, JK
August
friends) to ask them:
J
to private
How to structure the pitch to corporations?
sector outreach
What ideas for promotional tie-ins?
How to format marketing materials?
Chronology B
Create overall communications strategy to reach private sector.
DA, EZ
September outreach
Message
Events
Media (create Media list and ideas for pitches)
Marketing materials (video, annual report, brochure)
Develop such marketing/fundraising materials.
9/15/93
Determine ethical guidelines for corporate giving.
RA, SW, NR
8/16/93
Determine how we can request contributions outside ordinary corporation/
JK
8/9/93
foundation formal grant request procedures, which often require individual
proposals on non-standard forms, with long lead-times.
associations
what dowe know
whod don't wE know
Chuck to make Outline
mechanicasim for giving credit
Private Sector Working Group
Principal Goal
Establish a strategy and structure to attract private sector support
(including financial support) at the local and national level.
Tasks to be completed
People assigned to task
Time Frame
creat
Create first draft of private sector strategy
RA, SW, NR
Completed
Determine role of Corporation's Director of Private Sector Liaison
pachet partline
Determine balance and interaction between national & local fundraising
*
Determine what ways the private sector can specifically help non-profits in terms of
management support (structure of board, finances/accounting, legal counsel etc.)
*
Finalize Private Sector Strategy
8/16/93
Determine what our relationship is going to be with POLF and communicate our
ES, RA, SW, NR
Completed
ideas to them.
Get an written update from Nancy, Chuck and Jim of all the corporate interaction
JK, CS, NR
8/1/93
they have had to date (meetings, letters sent out, research done, SOS contacts).
26et up meetings with selected corporate leaders ask advice on our strategy:
RA, NR, SW, ES,CS
8/1 8/1-8/30 Sept.Oct.
(Doug Holladay is setting up 1-2 days of meetings for July 27- 28 in New York)
mechanes of Cap Venture outresch Strategy
a
who do meet with w
Determine on a site-by-site basis whether SOS programs offer good service
CS, PC
8/1/93
demonstrations. If so, organize half day servathons with lunch, at which Eli or others
will present overview of the corporation and describe private sector role. -
Get some venture capital/finance people to counsel us on how to set up a fund to
RA, SW, NR
8/15/93
provide seed capital for service start-ups.
SENT BY:
7-26-93 :10:21AM :
POINTS OF LIGHT-
4566420;# 2/ 4
July 26, 1993
To:
Nancy Rubin
From:
Pat Bland
Re:
Legislation requests
Nancy, attached please find the list of people who have called us with
follow-up questions and concerns about the legislation. Some were writing up memos
of recommendation for their CEOs; others had specific questions.
To my knowledge, none of these people have actually said that their company
is committed to supporting the legislation yet -- they are trying to decide if they
will.
Hope this helps.
SENT BY:
7-26-93 :10:21AM :
POINTS OF LIGHT-
4566420:# 3/ 4
List of People with concerns re: legislation
POL
Ms. Becky Davis
Assistant VP Community Relations
Union Planters National Bank
condested-lege contacted lege
Memphis
Fax: 901-383-6409
Ms. Kerry Yeager
Second Vice President, Philanthropy
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Fax: 212-552-7467
Ms. Carole Smith
Manager, Community Relations
Fannie Mae
Washington
Fax: 202-752-6190
Ms. Jenny Welch
Administrative and Volunteer Services Director
Helene Curtis, Inc.
Chicago
Fax: 312-836-0125
Ms. Pam Cox
Community Relations Specialist
Motorola GEG
Scottsdale, AZ
Fax: 602-441-2806
Ms. Valarie Vetere
Associate Manager
Pfizer, Inc.
New York
Fax: 212-573-2883
Ms. Eileen Leahey
Community Affairs Coordinator
Public Service Electric & Gas Company
Newark, NJ
Fax: 201-643-2367
Mr. Dave Jackson
Program Manager
IBM
Washington
Fax: 202-515-5088
7-26-93 :10:22AM
:
POINTS OF LIGHT-
4566420:# 4/ 1
SENT BY:
Ms. Shirlene Anderson
Manager Community Affairs
BellSouth
Fax: 404-249-5696
Mr. Bill Todd
Administrave Officer
Tennessee Valley Authority
Memphis
Fax: 901-577-2620
Mr. Robert Reid
Manager, Community Affairs
Ford Motor Company, World HQs
Fax: 313-390-6965
Ms. Joanie Johnson
Employee Volunteer Administrator
Aid Association for Lutherano
Appleton, WI
Fax: 414-730-3757
Ms. Susan Enright
Manager External Affairs
The Pillsbury Company/Grand Met
Minneapolis
Fax: 612-330-8564
Ms. Sue Ruby
Employee Vol. Program Administrator
Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Kansas City
Fax: 816-274-8547
Ms. Joyce Winn
Manager Human Resources
Del Webb's Sun City Las Vegas
Las Vegas
Fax: 702-256-5507
Ms. Laurel Feeling
Honeywell
Minneapolis
612-951-3233
Mr. Alan Benedeck
Corporate Relations Director
Allstate
F: 708-402-5142
Mini Bathel
Southern California Gas Company
213-244-2523
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Endorsements for National and Community Service Trust Act, 1993
July 28, 1993
CORPORATIONS
fox #
American Society of Association Executives
Robert Boege
V.P. - Gov't Affairs
1575 Eye St. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20005
(202) 626-2703
Apple Computer, Inc.
John Scully
CEO
20525 Mariani Ave.
Cupertino, Ca. 95014
(408) 996-1010
TLX 171-576
Archer Daniels Midland
Dwayne Andreas
CEO
PO Box 1470
Decatur, IL 62525
(217) 424-5515
Arco
Kenneth Dickerson
Senior V.P.
515 South Flower St.
Los Angeles, Ca. 90071
(213) 486-1500
Bank of Boston
Ira Jackson
Senior V.P.
100 Federal St.
Boston, Ma. 02110
(617) 434-5470
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Ben & Jerry's Homemade
Ben Cohen
Chairman & CEO
Route 100, Box 240
Waterbury, Vt. 05676
(802) 244-6957
Beneficial Management Corporation
Valerie Morse
V.P. Gv'tl relations
453 New Jersey Ave. S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20003
(202) 646-1260
Black Enterprises Magazine
Earl Graves
Editor and Publisher
130 5th Ave.
New York, NY 10011-4399
(212) 886-9560
The Body Shop
Robert Trifus
V.P. Communications
135 5th Ave. 3rd floor
New York, NY 10010
(212) 420-8959
Cabot Corp.
Dorothy Forbes
77 State St.
Boston, Ma. 02109-1806
(617) 342-6004
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Cellular Telecommunications Industry Assoc.
Thomas Wheeler
1133 21st St. N.W. 3rd floor
Washington, D.C. 20036
(202) 785-0081
C&P Telephone
Delano Lewis
CEO
1710 H St. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20006
(202) 392-3700
Fax:202-887-9195
Children's Television Workshop
Gary Knell
V.P. Corp. Affairs
One Lincoln Plaza
New York, NY 10023
(212) 595-3456
Coca Cola Bottling-Philadelphia
Bruce Llewellyn
Chairman
30 Rockefeller Plaza, 29th Floor
New York, NY. 10112
(212) 698-7867
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Comcast
Brian Roberts
President
1234 Market St. 16th Floor
Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
(215) 981-7501
Commonwealth Edison
Edward Peterson
P.O. Box 767 Corp. Affairs
(312) 394-3060
Dialogos International, Inc.
Carey Stacy
5104 Oak Park Rd.
Raleigh, N.C. 27612
(919) 782-2630
Dow Chemical Company
Frank Popoff
CEO
2030 Dow Center
Midland, MI. 48674-2030
(517) 636-0816
Fax: 517-636-5832
Dresser
P.M. Bryant
V.P. Human Resources
1600 Pacific
P.O.Box 718
Dallas, TX. 75221
(214) 740-6190
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Educational Services of the Edison Electric Institute
Thomas R. Kuhn
President
701 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20004-2696
(202) 508-5555
The Ford Motor Company
Renee S. Lerche
World Headquarters, Room 306
The American Road
Dearborn, MI. 48121
(313) 323-9455
The Gap, Inc.
Don Fisher
CEO
One Harrison St.
San Francisco, CA. 94105
(415) 291-2757
Fax: (415) 495-2922
Greater Texas Finishing Corp.
Erica Rothfeld
1430 Vanderbilt
El Paso, TX. 79925
(915) 593-8820 or (212) 869-4300
Grumman Corporation
Dr. Renso Caporall
Chairman, CEO
1111 Stewart Ave.
Bathpage, New York
(516) 575-3696
Fax: (516) 575-0853
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Gulf Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Frank Cruz
1150 S. Olive St. Suite 1429
Los Angeles, Ca. 90015
(213) 749-4888
Fax: (213) 749-4890
Hard Rock America
Peter Morton
510 N. Robertson Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA. 90048
(310) 854-3366
Hasbro, Inc.
Alan C. Hassenfeld
Chairman/CEO
1027 Newport Ave.
Pawtucket, R.I.
(401) 727-5102
Fax: 202 456-6420
Hechinger Company
John Hechinger
Chairman
3500 Pennsy Dr.
Landover, MD. 20785
(301) 341-0410
Home Box Office
Richard Plepler
Senior V.P. Corp. Communications
1100 Ave of the Americas
New York, NY 10036
(212) 512-1960
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
HR Enterprise, Inc.
Nancye M. Combs
President
1069 Starks Buildg.
Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 589-1879
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
John Kilcommons
PO Box 111
Boston, MA. 02117
(617) 572-6466
Josten's
Jack Jones
5501 Norman Center Dr.
Minneapolis, MN. 55437
(612) 830-3218
The Kamber Group
Victor Kamber
1920 L St. N.W.
Washington D.C. 20036 Suite 700
(202) 393-1648
Fax: (202) 659-5559
The Longfellow Clubs
Laury Hammel
President/General Mngr.
524 Boston Post Rd.
Wayland, MA 01778
(508) 358-7355
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
The Louisiana Land and Exploration Company
Robert Armstrong
PO Box 60350
New Orleans, LA. 70160
(504) 566-6461
Mattel Toys
Jill Barad
President/CEO
333 Continental Blvd.
El Segundo, CA 90245
(310) 524-2000
Mead
Steve Mason or Thomas Palmer
Courthouse Plaza Northeast
Dayton, OH. 45463
(513) 495-6323
Metrosound USA, Inc.
Mike Goins
Product Mngr.
14496 S. Garfield Ave.
Paramount, CA. 90723
(310) 602-0152
Michigan Bell
Steve Economy
Exec. Asst. to the President
444 Michigan, Ave.
Detroit, MI. 48226-2557
(313) 223-7282
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Miranda Associates
Ms. Lourdes Miranda
CEO
200 L St. N.W. Suite 408
Washington, D.C. 20036
(202) 857-0430
Fax: (202)822-6399
Murphy Oil Corp.
Madison Murphy
CEO
200 Peach St.
El Dorado, AK 71730
(501) 864-6336
Nations Bank
Hugh Mc Coll
Chairman & CEO
NationsBank Corp Cntr.
Charlotte, N.C. 28255-0011
(704) 386-5663
Fax: 704-386-4578
New England Telephone
Paul O'Brien
President and CEO
125 High St.
Boston, MA. 02110
(617) 743-9800
Nucor Corp.
John Correnti
2100 Rexford Rd.
Charlotte, NC. 28211
(704) 366-7000
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Patricaf & Co. Ventures Inc.
Alan Patricof
445 Park Ave.
New York, NY 10022
(212) 753-6300
Polaroid Corp.
J.M. Booth
President & CEO
549 Technolgy Square
Cambridge, MA. 02139
(617) 577-2000
Potomac Electric Power Co.
Edward Mitchell
Chairman/CEO
1900 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
(202) 872-2000
Quad Graphics
Harry Quadraqcci
President
W 224 N3322 De Plainville Rd.
Pewaukee, WI. 53072
(414) 246-2200
Fax: 414-246-5167
Reebok
Paul Fireman
Chairman/CEO
100 Technology Cntr. Dr.
Stoughton, MA. 02072
Reebok Cont.
(617) 341-5000
Fax: 617-341-5087
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Rosewein Corp.
Oliver Rosenberg
President
115 North St.
Harrisburg, PA. 17101
(717) 236-5971
Sara Lee
Renee Lundy
Three First National Plaza
Chicago, Ill. 60602
(312) 558-8488
Fax: 312-558-4913
Shell Oil
Jane Brophy
Program Mngr.
PO Box 2463
Houston, TX. 77252
(713) 241-4776
Southwest Airlines Co.
Herb Kelleher
Love Feild
PO Box 36611
Dallas, TX. 75235-1611
(204) 902-4110
Fax:214-904-4011
Sony Pictures
Susan Jameson
Senior VP Corp. Affairs
10202 W. Washington Blvd.
Culver City CA. 90232-3105
(310) 280-7207
Sony Pictures Cont.
Fax: (310) 280-1883
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Steelcase, Inc.
Roger Martin
901 44th St. S.E.
Grand Rapids, MI. 49508
(616) 247-2230
Sun Apparel, Inc.
Eric Rothfeld
11201 Armour Dr.
El Paso TX.
(915) 599-1388 or (212) 869-4300
Tabu
Clarence Avant
President
9229 Sunset Blvd. Suite 8
Los Angeles, CA. 90038
(310) 276-0523
Fax:310-274-1649
TCB Mgmt. Corp-McDonald's
Lee Dunham
41 grand Ave. Suite 101
River Edge, N.J. 07661
(201) 489-7272
Timberland
Jeffrey Swartz
CEO
11 Merrill Industrial Dr.
P.O. Box 5050
Hampton, N.H. 03842-5050
(603) 926-1600
Fax: 603-926-9239
ENDORSEMENTS CONT.
Time Warner
Gerald Levin
Chairman/President/CEO
75 Rockefeller Plaza
Time Life Bldg.
New York, NY 1002
Time Warner Cont.
(212) 484-8001
Fax: 212-956-2847
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(202) 467-3800
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9300 Arrowpoint Blvd.
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(704) 522-2000
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President/CEO
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(510) 891-3000
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Patricia Mooney
Social Investment Coordinator
Scott Plaza
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