• Activities versus Results

    Does your organization, program, or foundation count activities or results?

    Do you know the difference?

    Let’s play a game to find out! Take no more than two minutes to mark if the statements below are communicating activities or results. You will be immediately emailed your score and an explanation of each answer upon completion.

  • 1. Sixty-two people attended our homeownership workshop. *
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  • 2. 112 parents completed all four parent engagement workshops. *
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  • We gave 32 nonprofits grants totaling $1M last year. *
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  • 95% of mental health therapists reported they learned something new in our training.*
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  • 43 students increased their reading rate to be on grade level. *
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  • Every student in our program created a college preparation plan. *
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  • 90% of program participants reported they were highly satisfied with our program. *
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  • 200 participants in our financial literacy program opened a savings account. *
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  • 32 participants will remain drug free for at least one year. *
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  • We helped over 200 people create a resume. *
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  • Submit your name and email below to receive your score and the answer key.

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