Stakeholder Research

We are looking for a volunteer who can conduct a stakeholder research initiative for our organization.

Our organization needs a clear vision of who we trying to engage in our programming, fundraising, and partnership efforts. We are hopeful that intentional research on our organization’s core stakeholders can help ensure that our messaging hits all the right marks. This project will include: gathering and analyzing information about target demographics, ideal forms of outreach, and/or what worked well or not during past outreach drives. This research could include digging into what our expected stakeholders are reading, who they’re influenced by, where they live, and demographic details. Your research could also fuel the work of building user personas: a mock-up of your organization’s ideal individual donor, corporate partner, hands-on volunteer, or foundation partner.

By synthesizing this information, you will empower our team to make better, data-backed decisions on how to progress toward our mission's goals.

We need our stakeholders involve for monetary reason and to make them part of the ownership. It is always better when we do it as a community. With appropriate intervention and care, young adults with learning disabilities will have the resources necessary to lead successful and productive lives. By removing additional risk factors such as hunger and lack of adequate housing, ILH intends to insure higher rates of success in the learning disabled population. The many services ILH provides will result in more individuals being able to integrate independently into the community, which will not only serve the individual, but also improve the economic success of the community at large.

To prepare for this project, we have outlined who we believe our current core audiences are and who our aspirational audiences will be. You will have a dedicated team member to work with on this project.