| Assessing Service Populations Determining the needs and demographics of your service population is the first step in developing programming. | Disaster Philanthropy Leveraging funds available immediately after a tragic event is important for short-term organizational development. |
| Evaluation and Measurement Evaluations and measurement techniques help refine programs and better target them to specific needs of your service population. | Fundraising and Financial Management Obtaining funds and resources after the initial aftermath of a tragedy is a key component of organizational sustainability. |
| Family Resources In addition to programming, free resources can help families in your service population discover outreach and skills development opportunities. | Mental Health Resources It is vital that organizations understand the potential psychological impact that traumatic loss may have on both individuals and communities at large. |
| Marketing and Outreach Marketing and outreach strategies help gain exposure and build connections with potential partners and funders. | Program Development Once the needs of a service population are defined, programs can be implemented and eventually expanded. |
| Visioning and Organizational Development Before delivering services, an organization must define its mission, vision and purpose. |
