Angels Frontline | Application Preview
Angels Frontline is seeking government grants amounting to $4,700 per month for the next year. This funding is intended to support housing for three families at $3,700 per month, with an additional $1,000 monthly to enhance their donation pick-up efforts.
The organization plans to collaborate with Max and Moos thrift shop, utilizing its resources to facilitate donations. In return, Angels Frontline will receive half of the profits generated from the thrift shop, which will help in covering rent and furnishing for the families they assist.
The rationale for funding approval emphasizes a sustainable partnership that can become self-sufficient within a year. With eight years of experience helping immigrant families, abused women, and the elderly, Angels Frontline aims to establish a more permanent operational structure.
While there are no direct competitors, Angels Frontline acknowledges other agencies like St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shop and the International Institute, with which they have experience. Their competitive advantage lies in the owners' expertise in thrifting and property management, providing a unique foundation for successful charitable operations and partnerships.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: 46-2605191
Location: Defiance, MO, United States
Length of Operation: 6-10
Number of Employees: 1-10 Employees
Annual Gross Income: Less than $100k
Annual Gross Expense: Less than $100k
Open to Loans: YES
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Funding Usage
We would like $3700.00 per month for the next year to house three families and would like an additional $1000.00 per month for the next year to fund the donation pick up efforts.
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Business Plan
We are going to be partnering with Max and Moos thrift shop and with our help we can get the donations into the thrift shop, then half the profits will come back to Angels Frontline per our arrangement. After the assistance with the rent for these families we should be able start using the shared profits to fund the families rent and furnishing in the future. With some help on the front end we can make a partnership that will fund itself after a year or so. Angles Frontline has been around for 8 years and we have helped relocate immigrant families, abused women and elderly. We are looking for a more permanent partnership and structure.
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Self Identified Competition
Not really any competitors but several agencies that we know about and have worked with and are very familiar with. St Vincent Depaul Thrift shop, St Patricks Center, and Doorways and International Institute all work in the vein of thrifting, reselling and housing. The owners of Angels Frontline, have a background in thrifting and flea markets. Also own a renovation company and property management which makes this a very unique situation for a successful charity and more so partnership.
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