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Welcome to Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities! Jumpstart Online Community Centre Overview
October 2015
Welcome!
Thank you…for registering to become a Canadian
Tire Jumpstart Community Partner!
We are proud to be associated with groups and
organizations such as yours—who support
Jumpstart in enriching the lives of kids in need
through sports and physical activity.
As a Community Partner, you help Jumpstart by:
• Assisting with funding applications
• Providing invaluable support to identify and
evaluate individual applicants
• Creating Community Development Programs
(where applicable)
• Providing volunteer opportunities
Jumpstart Online Community Centre
Overview
1. Jumpstart 101
• Who we are
• Chapter Model
• Community Partners
• Sports & Physical Activities Supported
2. Jumpstart Programs
• Child Submissions
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3. Jumpstart Online Community Centre (JOCC)
• Portal Overview
• How to Complete a Submission
Jump Start Games
Overview
4. Resources
• Jumpstart Resource Centre
• Community Partner Portal Page
Jumpstart Games
In 2014 there were 17 Jumpstart Games with over 8,300 children in
multi-sport, and sport-specific games.
In 2015, PSP partnered with Jumpstart Games, which took place in July
at CFB Borden.
Important to Know
91 per cent of Canadians believe
participation in sports teaches children
important life skills
– Health benefits;
– Team play and sportsmanship,
building confidence or self-esteem;
– Developing social skills and
friendships;
– Learning how to succeed and fail,
and
– Keeping children busy and out of
trouble.
33 per cent of children do not
participate in organized sport largely
due to cost
- The two major barriers to participation
are enrollment fees (61 per cent) and
equipment costs (52 per cent).
- Parents spend on average $953 per
child each year for their kids to play
organized sports
- 82 per cent know a child who cannot
participate in organized sport due to the
cost
Military Families, “Then and Now”
• Today’s families have been asked to do more than in the past, and
more often.
• Family demographics are evolving and societal norms and
expectations adversely affecting families.
• Dual career/income families are at an all time high.
• Non serving spouse assumes high level of personal and professional
sacrifice
• Families are subjected to far more financial instability.
• 80% of families now live off base and the communities where they live
influence family life differently than in the past.
Where are military families? YUKON, NORTHWEST
TERRITORIES, NUNAVUT
730 families 1,029 family members 29.1% are children
+254.8% change, 2008-14
NOVA SCOTIA
6,544 families 14,481 family members 54.8% are children
-15.7% change, 2008-14
QUEBEC
8,264 families 19,598 family members 57.8% are children
+5.4% change, 2008-14
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
1,219 families 1,790 family members 31.9% are children
-5.5% change, 2008-14
NEW BRUNSWICK
3,375 families 8,001 family members 57.8% are children
-8.0% change, 2008-14
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
92 families 181 family members 49.2% are children
+13.8% change, 2008-14
ONTARIO
19,263 families 43,437 family members 55.7% are children
+0.1% change, 2008-14
MANITOBA
2,751 families 5,758 family members 52.2% are children
-3.7% change, 2008-14
SASKATCHEWAN
652 families 1,219 family members 46.5% are children
-12.8% change, 2008-14
ALBERTA
4,719 families 10,388 family members 54.6% are children
-15.7% change, 2008-14
BRITISH COLUMBIA
4,804 families 9,438 family members 49.1% are children
-8.1% change, 2008-14
Military Family Members by Province
Nb: Stats do not include several populations which fall within MFS population served, including children over 19 years, parents of CAF personnel and relatives.
TOTALS (2014)
52,413 families 115,320 family members 62,907 children
-3.9% change, 2008-14
Lifestyle Impact
Why?
Geographic relocation,
operational deployments
and the relentless
upheaval of military life
are the major causes of
disruption and strain for
military families,
triggering many of the
challenges they face.
• It is very difficult for non-serving CAF
spouses to find and sustain reasonable,
gainful, continuous employment.
• Many military families experience
difficulty accessing suitable and
affordable housing in healthy, cohesive
communities.
• Military families are challenged in
achieving both short-term and long-
term financial well-being.
CAF Commitment
We recognize the important role families play in enabling the operational effectiveness of the Canadian Armed Forces and we acknowledge the unique nature of military life.
We honour the inherent resilience of families and we pay tribute to the sacrifices of families made in support of Canada. We pledge to work in partnership with the families and the communities in which they live.
We commit to enhancing military life.
Jumpstart Overview
Jumpstart 101: Who We Are
• Jumpstart is a registered charity (Charity # 13792
9451 RR0002)
• We help Canadian children (ages 4 – 18) from
financially disadvantaged families to participate in
sports and physical activities
• We assist with the costs associated with registration,
equipment and/or transportation
• Jumpstart raises awareness that 1 in 3 Canadian
families cannot afford to enrol their children in sports
and physical activities
Jumpstart 101: The Canadian Tire Family
Jumpstart 101: Our Vision & Core Purpose
Jumpstart’s Vision Canada, where all kids have a chance to fulfill their dreams
Jumpstart’s Core Purpose To enrich the lives of kids in need through sports and physical activity
Jumpstart 101: 2013 Revenue Sources
Jumpstart 101: Chapters
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Jumpstart 101: Community Partners
Jumpstart 101: 76 Different Sports Supported
Jumpstart 101: Kids Helped
Jumpstart Programs
Jumpstart Programs
All Jumpstart programs:
• Are focused on helping children
(from financially disadvantaged
families) between the ages of 4
and 18
• Assist with the costs associated
with registration, equipment
and/or transportation
There are 3 overarching
programs:
• Individual Child
• Community Development
Programs
• Kids Activity Kits
Child Submissions: How to Apply
• Apply for funding at: jumpstart.canadiantire.ca
• Call 1-844-YES-PLAY
• If the parent/guardian does not have access to
a computer / email, then the Call Centre
Representative will need the following
information:
• Postal code—so that they can be put in
contact with the closest Canadian Tire
Jumpstart Chapter.
• Parent’s/Guardian’s contact information
• Details of the sport/activity
Child Submissions: Financial Needs Assessment
Military Criteria
Budgeting Guidelines
•Housing: 35%
•Utilities: 5%
•Food: 10 – 20%
•Transportation: 15 – 20%
•Clothing: 3 – 5%
•Medical: 3%
•Personal & Discretionary: 5 – 10%
•Savings: 5 – 10%
•Debt Payments: 5 – 15%
Endorsement
•SISIP
•Chaplain
•Chain of Command
•Social Worker
•Other (PSP Best Judgment)
Child Submissions: Additional Information
• Typically support participation at the
recreational level.
• Funding should be for a sustained program.
• Funding can be requested for more than one
child in a family.
• Children can be funded for successive
seasons.
• A child may be eligible to receive funding for
more than one sport a year.
• Funding submissions can typically be
completed from January 15 to November 1
• Goal is to equitably distribute funding over
Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter activities.
• Upon approval of the submission, be sure to
notify the parents/guardians
Jumpstart Online Community Centre Overview
Jumpstart Online Community Centre
Jumpstart Online Community Centre
Kids Helped
Announcements / Messages
Media Centre
Submissions
Jumpstart Online Community Centre Overview
Submission Process
Types of Submissions
Community Development Program Child Submission
Child Submission Process Overview
Click on the New Submission button in the submission area.
Complete all required fields on the child application form.
Add the payee details.
Jumpstart approves the submission
Jumpstart Finance processes the disbursement
Cheque is issued to the Payee indicated in the submissions
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Click on Child Submission from the dropdown list.
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Submit for review and approval by Jumpstart
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Paper Application
Child Submission Process Overview
Review the application.
Jumpstart approves the submission
Jumpstart Finance processes the disbursement
Cheque is issued to the Payee indicated in the submissions
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3 5 4 Submit for review and approval by Jumpstart
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Electronic Application
Submission Statuses
• Check the status ofyour submissionsregularly.
Military Process
• Download and Complete Application• Download and Complete SISISP FORM• Seek Endorsement• Return PSP Office for submission
Jumpstart Volunteer Community Centre
http://jumpstart.smartsimple.ca/files/407846/f105676/volunteer.html
Resources
Next Steps
• Register as Community Partner
• Orientation Manual
• Marketing
Thank you!