Report to the Board Q4 2009 - Revision history

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Volunteer Hours Logged: added factoid

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Reuse vs. Recycling

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Classes Offered

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Classes Offered

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Volunteer Hours Logged

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Systems Disbursed

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Mission Related Information

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 === Volunteer Hours Logged ===
-In 2009 volunteers logged 82,910 hours of time. This is up from 65,865 in 2008.
+In 2009 volunteers logged 82,910 hours of time (equivalent to ~40 full time staff members). This is up from 65,865 in 2008.
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-At the beginning of 2008 most classes offered at Free Geek were specifically tied to our programs. Our education program developed a series of repeatable "one-off" classes to increase our educational value and supplement the program related classes. This chart shows a few months into the future, since we've already scheduled those classes.
+At the beginning of 2008 most classes offered at Free Geek were specifically tied to our programs. Our education program developed a series of repeatable "one-off" classes to increase our educational value and supplement the program related classes. This chart shows a few months into the future, since we've already scheduled those classes. The reason that program classes were up in the summer of 2009 was due to the success of the Summer City Computer Program. K-12 students and their families in Portland schools volunteered off site for a free city computer from Free Geek. Once volunteer hours were verified, students came to Free Geek for an Adoption Class and to pick up their computers. Free Geek disbursed roughly 45 computers through this program.
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 == Financial Trends 2008 and 2009 ==
 === Income and Expenses Overview ===
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 Free Geek's sales are spread across several types of gizmos. If an gizmo type represented 3-4% of total sales it is represented as a slice of pie above. All the small types (under 3% individually) add up to the largest slice (37%). Not surprisingly regular systems account for the biggest chunk, though they are dropping off over time as more people purchase laptops.
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-At the beginning of 2008 most classes offered at Free Geek were specifically tied to our programs. Our education program developed a series of repeatable "one-off" classes to increase our educational value and supplement the program related classes.
+At the beginning of 2008 most classes offered at Free Geek were specifically tied to our programs. Our education program developed a series of repeatable "one-off" classes to increase our educational value and supplement the program related classes. This chart shows a few months into the future, since we've already scheduled those classes.
 === Reuse vs. Recycling ===

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		+	At the beginning of 2008 most classes offered at Free Geek were specifically tied to our programs. Our education program developed a series of repeatable "one-off" classes to increase our educational value and supplement the program related classes.

	=== Reuse vs. Recycling ===		=== Reuse vs. Recycling ===

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		+	As can be seen in the above chart, the build program logs the most hours. We redoubled our efforts to get more volunteer interns involved in 2009. These folks show up on the "Other" line.

	=== Classes Offered ===		=== Classes Offered ===

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		+	The above chart shows that an emphasis on the hardware grants program has paid off.

	=== Volunteer Hours Logged ===		=== Volunteer Hours Logged ===

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	== Mission Related Information ==		== Mission Related Information ==
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		+	=== Systems Disbursed ===
		+	In 2009 Free Geek disbursed 1,086 computers to volunteers and 1,329 to nonprofit organizations. These numbers are up from 2008 when we sent 787 computers home with volunteers, and gave 589 to nonprofit organizations.
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		+	[[Image:SystemDisbursements.svg]]
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		+	=== Volunteer Hours Logged ===
		+	In 2009 volunteers logged 82,910 hours of time. This is up from 65,865 in 2008.
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		+	[[Image:VolunteerHours.svg]]
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		+	=== Classes Offered ===
		+	In 2009 we offered 463 educational classes. This is up from 373 in 2008.
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		+	[[Image:Classes.svg]]
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		+	=== Reuse vs. Recycling ===
		+	In 2009 23% of the computers we received were reused rather than recycled. This is up slightly from 2008.
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		+	[[Image:ReuseRecycle.svg]]
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		+	[[Image:ReuseRate.svg]]
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	[[Category: Big Picture]]		[[Category: Big Picture]]