1. KNR 271 Program Blueprint
Outdoor Fun in Estes Park
by Lyndsey Lomelino
11/20/15

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I. Program Title
Outdoor Fun in Estes Park will show visitors many different sites in the beautiful Estes Park.
This week long course will provide the participants the opportunity to be active in nature. The
sponsoring agency is the YMCA of the Rockies- Estes Park Center. This program is designed for
college students. Throughout this week long program, the participants will be seeing what Estes
Park has to offer. The participants will do many outdoor activities such as hiking, paddle
boarding, and white water rafting. The program will be held in June 19th-June 26, 2016. Many of
the programs will be held at the YMCA of the Rockies and others will be held in Estes Park.
This program will help college students have some fun outdoors and experience things they may
not normally experience where they are from. The program is open to 20 college students.
II. Hypothetical Sponsoring Agency
The YMCA of the Rockies- Estes Park Center provides many opportunities for outdoor
recreation. The agency’s mission is “YMCA of the Rockies puts Christian principles into
practice through programs, staff and facilities in an environment that builds healthy spirit, mind
and body for all. We will accomplish this by serving conferences of a religious, educational, or
recreational nature; providing unifying experiences for families; offering traditional summer
camping experiences for boys and girls; and serving our staff with leadership opportunities and
productive work experiences” (YMCA of the Rockies, 2015). Outdoor Fun in Estes Park will
provide outdoor recreation to college students and will allow them to experience fun activities in
nature.
Name: Mr. Jeff Mabry, Program Director, Estes Park Center
YMCA of the Rockies-Estes Park Center
Mailing address: PO Box 20800
Estes Park, CO 80511
Phone: 970-586-3341
III. Need for the Program
There are many benefits to outdoor recreation. This program can help participants stay active by
getting outside instead of being inside. Outdoor recreation also has physiological benefits which
can help participants relieve stress and help them feel relaxed (Top Five Benefits of Outdoor
Recreation, 2007). This program can also help participants get to know one another. Outdoor
Fun in Estes Park can help participants see new places and experience activities they may have
never done before.
Twenty college students are targeted for this program. Since some of the participants may
be traveling from somewhere other than Estes Park, a web based survey will be conducted via
email February 1st. The participants will receive an email that contains the survey and will be
asked to fill it out. If the participant does not have an email a mail survey will be sent out.

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IV. Program Goals and Objectives for Participants
Goal #1: To learn how to paddleboard
Performance objective (psychomotor)
Given a paddleboard and a paddle, the participant will be able to demonstrate how to paddle a
paddleboard within 15 minutes of the activity.
Goal #2: To meet new people
Performance objective (social)
Given an icebreaker at the beginning of the program, the participant will be able to learn the
other participant’s names within 5 minutes.
Goal #3: To improve skills
Performance objective (psychomotor)
Given a volleyball and a net, the participants should be able to hit the ball over the net in three
hits or less.
Goal #4: To learn about outdoor recreation
Performance goal (cognitive)
Given a short lecture, the participant should be able to list five dos and dont’s of hiking
according to the instructor’s handout.
Goal #5: To share one’s feelings about the program
Performance goal (affective)
Given a debriefing at the end of the program, the participants will state three positives and three
negatives from the program within a minute.
V. Event Plan for One Hour-long Activity
Outdoor Fun in Estes Park will require activity plans for: Lake Estes SUP, Gem Lake Hike, Let’s
Go Rafting, Ready, Set, Zipline, Sand Volleyball, End of the Week Campfire, and Outdoor
Archery. Activity plan A is on Gem Lake Hike.
VI. Management Plan - Flow Chart
Appendix B consists of a management plan that the programmer will follow. The appendix
consists of many parts of planning such as program design, staffing, promotion, registration, and
many other major parts that go into planning a program. Each task is laid out step by step with
due dates and how long it will take to complete the task.
VII. Schedule
Outdoor Fun in Estes Park is a weeklong program. Before people sign up for the program an
itinerary will be send out. Once the participant is signed up they will receive a copy of the
itinerary that will have the date of each activity, the times, and the location. The itinerary is laid

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out in the Appendix C. Please refer to Appendix C for more information on the itinerary.
VIII. Agency Equipment and Supplies
IX. Participant Equipment and Supplies List
Equipment Supplies
Tennis shoes
Outdoor clothing/active clothing
Pajamas/any other clothing needed
throughout the week
Essentials for staying overnight for a week
Shoes and clothes don’t mind getting wet (no
flip flops)
Swimwear
Rain jacket
Towel
Money for food
snacks
Extra bottles of water
X. Contractual Services
The YMCA of the Rockies offers whitewater rafting but the YMCA of the Rockies would have
to contract out a place to go. The YMCA of the Rockies offers trips through Rapid Transit
Rafting. While going on the trip the Rapid Transit Rafting provides transportation to the river,
rafting gear, a certified guide, and safety equipment (Rapid Transit Rafting, n.d.). The benefit of
the YMCA of the Rockies contracting out the Rapid Transit Rafting is it offers participants more
opportunities to experience something that they may not be able to do all the time. Another
benefit is that the participant will be able to get outdoors and stay active by being able to go
whitewater rafting.
Equipment Supplies
21 paddleboards and paddles
21 life jackets
21 bows
40 arrows
20 harnesses provided by the YMCA
2 sand volleyballs
1 First Aid Kit
White water rafts provided by the rafting
venue
20 granola bars
21 bottles of water
Firewood

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XI. Budget
The budget section includes the direct fixed costs, indirect fixed costs, changing fix costs, total
fixed costs, and variable costs. After all of those totals are placed in the budget, the next step is to
find the total expenses, revenue, and break even. The total expenses is all of the costs totaled up.
The revenue includes the registration fee times the number of people participating in the
program. For Outdoor Fun in Estes Park, the registration fee is $48.00 per participant. My budget
was between $1,000.00 and $1,500.00. For this program some new equipment will be bought as
well as t-shirts for each participant to have after registering. Refer the reader to Appendix D for
the budget.
XII. Human Resource Requirements
One outdoor activity instructor will be needed for Outdoor Fun in Estes Park. The job description
is based on facts from (My Job Search, 2013; Outdoor Activity Instructor, n.d.) and (National
Career Service, 2015, Outdoor Activity Instructor, n.d.). There will also be a whitewater rafting
instructor, the job description is based on information found on (Wilderness Awareness Rafting,
2015, (WhiteWater Raft Guide Job Description & Pay Scale, n.d.), and (Rapid Transit Rafting,
n.d., About Rapid Transit, n.d.).
Job Title: Outdoor Activity Instructor (need 1)
Responsibilities: Leading and instructing participants on the activity, discussing safety
procedures to participants, recording accidents or incidents, designing outdoor activities for the
participants, and following and updating risk assessments.
Qualifications:
1) Be 18 or older. Need to be 21 to drive participants
2) Have knowledge and skill in one outdoor activity
3) Pass background check
Current Certifications:
1) First Aid Certified
2) Life-saving certificate needed if instructing an activity in water.
Job Title: Whitewater Rafting Instructor (need 2)
Responsibilities: Run ½ day or full day trips, packs equipment for trip, and distributes guests into
rafts. Fits gear such as lifejackets for guests, completes and turn in incident/accident reports,
ensures participants are safe, and present safety and rafting orientation to participants.
Qualifications:
1) Must be at least 18 years old
2) Positive attitude
3) Must be able to work long hours

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4) Pass a background check and drug screening
5) Have experience in rafting
Current Certifications:
1) First Aid
2) River Rescue
3) CPR
XIII. Contingency Plan
One problem that would really not be good for the program would be if it was raining or
storming. The participants would not be able to go hiking or do most of the activities if it is
storming. One solution would be to wait until the weather stops and then do the activity or come
up with backup activities. Another problem would be if someone gets hurt. For example, if
someone were to get injured while hiking. This could be avoided by telling everyone to follow
safety procedures and having a first aid kit in case something does happen.
XIV. Marketing Plan
One competitor would be Rocky Mountain National Park. Many people like to go to Rocky
Mountain National Park where they can experience different outdoor activities. Also, another
competitor would be the Colorado State University Campus Recreation. Colorado State
University Campus Recreation offers outdoor programs and over 50 different trips (Colorado
State, 2015). The registration fee is based on the program cost. This will help break even and
make sure that the money will be made back. The program offers many different activities in one
week.
The program will be marketed by placing flyers around colleges near Estes Park, CO. There are
none that are super close to Estes Park but two colleges they will be distributed to will be
University of Colorado at Boulder and Colorado State University. They will also be distributed
around Estes Park such as the Estes Park Visitors Center, Outdoor World, Estes Park Mountain
Shop, and it will be placed on social media. This is open for participants anywhere so placing it
on Facebook will help let others know it is available. They will also be sent out to college
students. Refer to Appendix E for the flyer.
XV. Risk Management Plan
Reporting and Record Keeping
The registration process will not be completed until all papers are signed and read by the
participant. The registration person will make sure that all waivers and releases are signed before
the participant leaves. Also, the staff will be trained to make sure that they know how to fill out
accident and incident reports.
Facilities Inspections and Hazard Abatements

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Before the program, equipment will be checked to make sure there are no rips such as in the
harnesses. If any of the equipment is in bad shape it will be replaced with new equipment. Also,
the facility will be inspected before to make sure that there are no hazards.
Participant Safety Briefing
The participants will receive safety instructions when arriving for the program. They will be told
how they should behave and what to do if there is a problem. When they get to the activity they
will be given a briefing on the safety procedure for that activity. Let the participants know that
the safety will be enforced. Rules that should be followed are no horsing around when using the
bow and arrows, the zip line, or SUP. The participants should not run into each other’s stand up
paddleboard or point the bow and arrow at anyone at any time. Also, to follow all of the rules
from the whitewater rafting instructor.
Staff Supervision
There will be staff that will be watching and making sure that everyone is safe such as when the
participants are zip lining. The staff will make sure the harnesses are tight and strapped correctly.
The staff will be asked to help make sure everything is going correctly and be there to help if a
participant needs help with something.
Emergency procedure
Make sure that the emergency procedures are posted in the YMCA and that the leader knows
what to do if there is some sort of emergency. Also, brief the participants on what to do if there is
an emergency.
XVI. Evaluation Plan and Disposition Decision
The program will be evaluated by handing out surveys to the participants after the program is
over. The survey will consist of both qualitative and quantitative items. The participants will
write down what they thought of the program and use a likert scale to let the programmer know
what they thought of certain parts of the program. Formative evaluation will be used throughout
the program and will be used to see if any changes need to be made. If the equipment needs
replaced, it will be swapped out during the formative evaluation. After the program is over,
summative evaluation will be used to see what changes need to be made in the future. After all of
the surveys are evaluated, the disposition decision will be to continued but will be modified.
There may need to be changes in the activities.
XVII. References
Campus Recreation. (2015). Retrieved from Colorado State University:
https://csurec.colostate.edu/programs/outdoor-program/
Center, E. P. (2015). Things to Do . Retrieved from Visit Estes Park:
http://www.visitestespark.com/things-to-do/

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Colleges Near Estes Park. (n.d.). Retrieved from College Simply:
http://www.collegesimply.com/colleges-near/colorado/estes-park/
Gem Lake. (2015). Retrieved from RockyMountainHikingTrails.com:
http://www.rockymountainhikingtrails.com/gem-lake.htm
Marina Info. (2014). Retrieved from Estes Valley Recreation and Park District:
http://www.evrpd.com/district-information/about-evrpd
Mat Ball. (n.d.). Retrieved from Susan's Physical Education, Health and Sport Site:
http://www.hccanet.org/patricks/Activities/matball.htm
Outdoor Activity Instructor. (2013). Retrieved from My Job Search.com:
http://www.myjobsearch.com/careers/outdoor-activities-instructor.html
Rapid Transit Rafting. (n.d.). Retrieved from Rapid Transit Rafting:
https://www.rapidtransitrafting.com/cachelapoudreriver.html
Rossman, J., & Schlatter, B. (2015). Recreation Prgraming Designing and Staging Leisure
Experiences. Urbana: Sagamore Publishing.
Top Five Benefits of Outdoor Recreation. (2007, June 11). Retrieved from E Inside Kent State
University: http://einside.kent.edu/?type=art&id=82928
YMCA of the Rockies. (2015). Retrieved from YMCA of the Rockies- Estes Park Center:
http://ymcarockies.org

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Appendix A - Event Plan

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Event title, date,
and time:
Gem Lake Hike
Leaders: Lyndsey Lomelino
# of participants: 20
Age and
participant
description:
Young/Middle Adulthood. Ages 19+. The participants will be college students
who maybe in Estes Park vacationing or from around Estes Park.
Theme: Outdoors
Equipment:
20 bottles of water
20 granola bars
20 lists of items the participant should see on the trail: Paul Bunyan’s Boot,
Black Canyon Trail Junction, trees with people’s names carved in them, caves,
and flowers (Gem Lake, 2015).
Ideal Location:
This event will take place outside at Gem Lake. The participants will meet at the
entrance of Lumpy Ridge Trailhead in Estes Park.
Pre-Activity Diagram:
Provide a visual diagram of how the space should be set up, including equipment placement, that
sets the tone for the event.
Parking lot where participants will park.
Meeting spot
Restrooms
Where participants will meet the instructor before heading on the hike.
Instructor will introduce herself. She will pass out the supplies to each
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Goals &
Objectives:
Goals: To have fun
To pay close attention to nature
To learn how to be active outdoors
Performance objectives:
Given time on the hike, the participants learn more about participants while
hiking up lake by the end of the hike. (social domain)
Given a list of items to find, the participants will be able to show the leader
where the items are on the way down from the hike. (cognitive domain)
Given motivation, the participant will hike to the top of Gem Lake in two hours.
(psychomotor domain)
Risk Management
Concerns:
Weather: If the weather is storming or raining, the participants would not be able
to participate in this activity. The leader can manage this by checking the
weather and making sure it is not supposed to rain or wait until the rain stops to
do the activity.
Elevation differences: The leader can manage this by making sure there is
enough water for each participant and making sure that they take breaks
throughout the hike to make sure everyone is okay.
Contingency Plan:
The event would not be able to be held inside, the leader would then have to
reschedule the hike or wait for the weather to change.
Length Event Portion Description Leader
Name
1
minute
Choose one:
Attention Getter
Lyndsey: Who’s ready to have some fun! Today we are going to be hiking
one of my personal favorite hikes Gem Lake.
Lyndsey
2
minutes
Icebreaker Name: Have you Hiked Before?
1) The participants will turn to one anotherand ask if they have
hiked before
2) If the person has hiked before they will state where they have
hiked
Lyndsey
2
minutes
Transition Lyndsey: Now that everyone has learned a little bit more about each other
we will start the hike!
Lyndsey

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2 hours Activity Part 1: Hiking up to Gem Lake
1) The instructor will start by letting the participants know that they
will be taking short breaks every twenty minutes for water.
2) The leader will start leading participants to the trail to the right
marked Gem Lake.
3) Each participant will start walking through the trail.
4) Once the participants reach about one half mile from where they
started they will see Black Canyon Junction.
5) The leader will then allow the participants to take a short break
6) Once the break is over the participants will then keep going on the
right trail to stay on Gem Lake.
7) The leader will stop to show participants a rock formation that is
called Paul Bunyan’s Boot.
8) After reaching the boot, the leader will let the participants know
that they are .35 miles to the top of Gem Lake and that the climb
will start to get steep.
Lyndsey
2
minute
Transition Lyndsey: Alright everyone we have reached the top of Gem Lake! We are
going to take a break and enjoy the outdoors.(Let participants rest for
about 20 minutes before heading back down).
Lyndsey
20
minutes
Activity Part 2: Top of Gem Lake
1) Have participants sit down in a circle on the rocks
2) For ten minutes let participants tell stories about what they liked or
disliked about the hike up.
3) After the ten minutes is up allow participants to get up and walk
around the lake or just sit and rest.
Lyndsey
30
seconds
Transition Lyndsey: Alright everyone lets head back down! Lyndsey
1 hour
30
minutes
Activity Part 2: Hiking back down
1) Make sure each participant is rested and ready to head back down.
2) Let participants know that it is easier going down the trail then it is
going up.
3) Also, tell participants to let you know if a break is needed.
4) Lead participants down the trail.
5) Tell participants to look at their list of trail markers and point them
out as you go down.
6) Once you have reached the bottomstart a debriefing.
Lyndsey
5
minutes
Debrief 1) Did everyone have fun today?
2) What was your favorite part of the hike?
3) Now that you have been hiking would you hike again?
4) What was your favorite trail marker on the hike?
5) Did you think that was an easy or hard hike?
Lyndsey
1
minute
Conclusion Lyndsey: Thank you guys for coming out!I hope you guys had fun and will
see you all tomorrow for the next activity.
Lyndsey
1 hour Back pocket
activity
Name: Mat ball Tournament
1) If it is raining in the mountains and you cannot hike.
2) Have the teams split into two teams of 10.
3) Let participants know that the game is played like kickball but
they are allowed to steal a base anytime throughout the game.
4) If the player leaves the mat at any time they must run to the next
base.
5) The player may also stay on a base as long as they want.
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6) If they are tagged by the person with the ball or hit with the ball he
or she is out.
7) The team that scores the most points by the end of the game will
win.
8) Flip a coin to see who kicks first.
Resourc
es:
List all of the
sources you
used to create
your event plan
in alphabetical
order, following
APA 6th edition
format.
Gem Lake.(2015). Retrieved from RockyMountainHikingTrails.com:
http://www.rockymountainhikingtrails.com/gem-lake.htm
Mat Ball. (n.d.). Retrieved from Susan's Physical Education, Health and
Sport Site: http://www.hccanet.org/patricks/Activities/matball.htm
Read these notes before writing the event plan:
 Be sure each portion of the event ties back to the theme.
 Each event should include multiple activities – it should NOT consist of one long
activity.
 All aspects of the event should demonstrate proper flow including proper time
management and logical sequencing.
 If an activity is more social in nature, include 4-5 discussion topics within the activity to
encourage socialization among the group members.
 Depending on the number activities in your plan, you may need to add more rows.
 If you are planning a tournament you must include separate documents that show the
specific tournament brackets. For example, if you are planning a round robin tournament
include the schedule of who plays whom.
 If you are planning something like a scavenger hunt or an adventure race you must
include all questions/tasks in the plan.
 You may write in the first person for this plan.

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Appendix B Management Plan – Flow Chart

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Flow Chart for Outdoor Fun in Estes Park Program
Major
Function
Person
Responsible
Task Hours
needed
Deadline
Needs
Assessment
Lyndsey
Lyndsey
Lyndsey
Lyndsey
1. Create survey
2. mail out survey
3. Analyze feedback
4. Come up with a plan
1
2 weeks
1
2
March 1
March 15
March 17
March 18
Event Plans Lyndsey
Lyndsey
Lyndsey
1. Do research on outdoor activities
in Estes Park
2. Figure out what activities
3. Deliver the event plans
1
5
10+
March 25
March 30
March 30
June 24
Inclusion
Plan
Lyndsey
Lyndsey
Lyndsey
1. Insert special accommodation
sentence on flyer
2. Ask participants if they have food
allergies
3. Make accommodations
<1
<1
<1
April 1
April 1
April 20
Staffing Lyndsey
Lyndsey
Lyndsey
1. Talk to workers of the activities at
YMCA
2. See which ones are able to work
the event
3. Talk to the places outside of the
YMCA for staff
2
1
1
May 19
May 19
May 20
Arrange
venue
Lyndsey 1. Visit websites
2. Call the venues
3. Reserve the date
2
1
1
March 16
March 16
March 18
Promotion Lyndsey 1. Create a flyer
2. Hang up flyers/ send out flyers in
emails
3. Upload the flyer to a social media
page
1
2
30
minutes
March 20
April 1
April 1
Equipment &
Supplies
Lyndsey 1. See what equipment you have
2. Figure out what equipment is
needed
3. Make a list of equipment and a list
of supplies the participants should
bring.
1
1
1
April 10
April 15
April 20
Registration Lyndsey 1. Find a date for registration
2. Send out information for it
3. Set up registration table
30 min
1
30
minutes
April 20
April 21
May 15
Risk
Management
Lyndsey 1. Check the area for debris
2. Make sure there is enough water
3. Check weather for the days
2
10 min
30 min
June 15
June 9
June 12

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Contingency
plan
Lyndsey 1. Check weather
2. Get equipment for back up activity
just in case
3. Change times for events if it rains
1
1
1
June 14
June 9
Day of the
activities
Program
Operation
Event Name: Outdoor Fun in Estes
Park
June 19, 2016-
June 26, 2016
Evaluation Lyndsey 1. create a survey out what
participants thought
2. hand out surveys
3. evaluate the surveys
1
30 min
2
June 1
June 26
June 28
Disposition
decision
Lyndsey 1. Look at the evaluation results
2. Modify program for future
3. Record changes
2
2
2
June 28
July 5
July 20
Program
Wrap up
Lyndsey 1. Clean up equipment
2. Return equipment
3. send out thank you letters
1
1
2
June 26
June 27
June 30

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Appendix C – Schedule or Trip Itinerary

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Outdoor Fun in Estes Park Itinerary
The YMCA of the Rockies-Estes Park Center
2515 Tunnel Road
Estes Park, CO 80511
970-586-3341
Mon June 19, 2016
10:00-11:00 pm
 Participants arrive
for Outdoor Fun in
Estes Park
11:15 am-12pm
 participants check
in and unpack
12:00pm-12:45pm
 Welcome party
 lunch
1:00pm-2:00pm
 Sand Volleyball
Tues June 20, 2016
10:00 am- 10:30 am
 Participants
meet up in
clubhouse
10:40 am- 10:55 am
 Directions for
zip lining
11:00 am-1:00 pm
 Zip lining
Wed June 21, 2016
12:00 pm
 Participants
meet at the
archery area
12:05 pm-12:15 pm
 Instructions
12:15 pm-1:15 pm
Outdoor archery
Thurs. June 22, 2016
10:00 am- 10:30 am
 Participants meet up in
clubhouse
10:40 am- 10:55 am
 Carpool to Estes Park
Marina
 Directions will be
provided
11:00 am-11:15 pm
 Get SUPs,lifejackets,
paddles
11:15 am -12:45 pm
 SUP
12:45 pm- 1:15 pm
 Lunch
1:20pm-1:35pm
 Return to the YMCA of
the Rockies- Estes Park
Center
Fri June 23, 2016
10:00 am- Participants
meet up in clubhouse
10:30 am-10:50 am-
 Carpool to Gem
Lake
 Directions will be
provided
11:00 am-5:00 pm
 Hike
 get to Gem Lake
 hike down
 head back to
YMCA
Sat June 24, 2016
11:30 am
 Meet at the clubhouse
11:40 am-11:55 am
 Carpool to Estes Park
High School.
 Directions will be
provided
12:00 pm
 Unload everything out
of the car
12:15 pm
 Transportation to
Rapid Transit
 Rafting trip is half day
TBD
 Return to YMCA
Sun June 25, 2016
7pm-?
Join us on our last day of our program for
an end of the program campfire!

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Appendix D – Proposed Break-even Budget

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Program Title: Outdoor Fun in Estes Park Program Dates: June 19, 2016-June 25, 2016
Prepared by: Lyndsey Lomelino Number of Hours/Week: 25 for 1 week
Number of Participants: 20 Location: YMCA of the Rockies- Estes Park Center
Cost Items Actual Cost
Fixed Costs
Direct Fixed Costs
* 1 outdoor activity instructor x 25 x $18.75 $468.75
** 2 whitewater rafting guide x 1 day x $80 $160.00
***Black Diamond Vario Speed Harness x2x $59.95 $119.90
****Wilson AVP Special Edition Outdoor Volleyball x2x$39.99 $79.98
****** Ozarka 100% Natural Spring Water, 0.5 l, 24 ct x 1 x $12.88 $12.88
Indirect Fixed Costs
Building use, secretarial staff, copy machine $100.00
Administrative overhead $100.00
Changing Fixed Costs
Total Fixed Costs $1041.51
Variable Costs
*******20 t-shirts x $10.08 $201.60
Total Costs [Direct Fixed + Indirect Fixed + Variable Costs] $1243.11
Revenue
********Annual Giving donation: Mile High United Way $300.00
[_20 participants X $48.00] $960.00
Break Even [ $1260.00-$1243.11] $16.89
*Simply Hired. (2015). Retrieved on October 27, 2015 from
http://www.simplyhired.com/salaries-k-outdoor-activity-instructor-jobs.html
**A Wanderlust Adventure. Retrieved on October 27, 2015 from
https://www.awanderlustadventure.com/employment/
***Zipline Gear. Retrieved on October 27, 2015 from
https://www.ziplinegear.com/store/product/black-diamond-vario-speed-harness
****Dicks Sporting Goods. Retrieved on October 27, 2015 from
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=67306356&cp=440664
6.4413887.4414025&categoryId=13158405

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******Walmart. Retrieved on October 30, 2015 from http://www.walmart.com/ip/Nestle-
Waters-Bottled-Spring-Water-0.5-Liter-24-Count/26690401
******* CustomInk. (2015). Retrieved on October 30, 2015 from
http://www.customink.com/quotes
********YMCA of the Rockies- Estes Park Center. Retrieved on October 30, 2015 from
http://donate.ymcarockies.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2014/03/2014-Annual-
Report_web.pdf

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Appendix E – Promotional Tool

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Join Us for Outdoor Fun in Estes Park!
Description:
Every wanted to experience different activities outdoors. Well Outdoor Fun in Estes Park
is the place for you. Come out to zip line, stand up paddleboard, hiking, and many more
outdoor activities. Come see what Estes Park has to offer.
For Whom:
College students (freshman to seniors) who are interested in learning about different
outdoor activities.
Where: The YMCA of the Rockies-Estes Park Center
Address: 2515 Tunnel Road Estes Park, CO 80511
When: Monday, June 19, 2016- Sunday, June 25, 2016
Cost: $48.00 includes a t-shirt!
What to bring:
Tennis shoes, outdoor clothing/active clothing, clothing or items needed throughout the
week, shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting wet (no flip flops), swimwear, rain
jacket, towel, and money for other things.
How to register:
Come to The YMCA of the Rockies- Estes Park Center on May 15, 2016 or register
online at http://ymcarockies.org until May 20, 2016.
Special Accommodations or More Information: If any special accommodations are
needed please contact the program sponsor at 970-586-3341
Sponsored by: YMCA of the Rockies- Estes Park Center

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