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Key Information Explanation, volunteer

Sporting Organization Volunteer, volunteer organisations are usually

set up for people with a little amount of money

or for people of the community who are lacking

opportunities or dont have enough money to go

to a private organisation, although volunteerorganisations do not make their own money,

they are given funds from things; like

government grants and lottery funding simply

because they are a non profit organisation.

Lark hall athletic football club are my prime

example as when I started playing for them it

was all volunteer, and although I had to pay a

90 deposit, I did get the money back after 3

weeks, and unfortunately because they could

not raise or get enough money from governmentgrants and such they went bust.

The Sport(s) with which each is associated Pretty much any sport that anybody gets the

grant too open up a club for.

Lark Hall particularly is focussed on football.

Organisational Aims The organisational aims ofLark hall were to

ensure that the players of the football club had a

good time and got entered into a league andtried winning matches, trophies etc. As this is

any sporting objective for a competitive club.

Their other main objective will have been to stay

in business and raise a team which is good at

football; unfortunately they did not progress

very far before going bankrupt within my year

group.

Target Groups The target groups for the specific part ofLark

hall fc I was in would have been any teenager

aged 15-16.

Because that was the age requirement.

Standards of Facilities and Services Lark Halls facilities and services where basic, but

more than satisfactory in the sense that they had

their own changing rooms and pitch and things

like that, but they struggled to own their own

equipment so had to use goalposts which where

sort of passed around a few youth teams.

Pricing Structure The pricing structure is low because there wasno price to pay to become a member, all that

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Lark Hall required was that you turned up to

every training session and made your own way

there.

Other than the 90 deposit I paid.

Extent of Partnerships With Other Sectors Volunteer organisations would have apartnership with other organisations like public

organisations because they would sometimes

use the equipment that public organisations use

and theyd also be linked to the same sectors

such as government grants and institution loans

and even lottery funding.

there were none that Lark Hall would have that i

could think of.

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Government Grants Definition: For a government grant, volunteer

organisations will receive money from the

government, as stated in the title, to qualify for

this they need to be a non profit organisation,individual or a sports/educational centre.

An example of this would be sport UK

Non Government Grants Definition: Organisation that is not part of any

government. A key distinction is between non

profit groups and profit corporations; the vast

majority of non government organisations are

non profit. In some countries, some non

government organisations are government-

organised.

An example of this would be a private

organisation, such as little Hampton yacht club

Member Loans Definition: A member loan is where somebody

who is in organisation offers money to the

organisation but does demand the money back

at some point, this wouldnt usually happen

within a volunteer organisation.

A prime example of this would be ken bates,

Chelsea ex-owner

Financial Institution Loans Definition: The most common institutionmentioned would be a bank whose primary

business and function is to collect money from

the public and invest it in financial assets such as

loans and mortgages.

An example of this would be well the bank

Membership Subscriptions Definition: A membership subscription would be

offered in volunteer and private organisations

but would not be offered in circumstances

involving public organisations.

This ones example would be members of a

private golf club

Lottery Funding Definition: The Big Lottery Fund is the largest

Lottery distributor.

They are responsible for giving out half the

money raised by the National Lottery for good

causes; these good causes consist of volunteer

organisations and public organisations although

it is not needed within private organisations.

example would be the lottery itself

Given away over 25million pounds since it beganPrivate Investment Definition: private investment would only fall

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