TJMorrisACIR Tuesday, August 29, 2006 Thomas R. Morris & Theresa J. Thurmond Morris, Authors/Writer-Researchers American Culture International Relations (ACIR)Proposal for Ohio County Art, Culture, Education (ACE) Folklife Nonprofit Inc. & Ohio County Community Chest Nonprofit Inc. Executive Summary Introduction to the proposal This Proposal is prepared for the Ohio County Fiscal Court regarding two non-profit corporations filed in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, with Trey Grayson, Secretary of State. ACE FOLKLIFE Nonprofit Inc., for the purpose of art, culture, education, literary, recreation, fund raising, regeneration of community, community center, build museum, community projects, #0659138.09 filed 03/06/2007, and OHIO COUNTY COMMUNITY CHEST Nonprofit Inc., for the purpose of charity, lessen government burden, fund raising, regeneration of community, community center, build museum, community projects, # 0659140.09 filed 03/06/2007. Point of contact: Theresa Morris, 656 Carolyn Lane, Beaver Dam, KY 42320-9769. 270-274-9673, MsTJMorris@aol.com, Founder and Chairman of the Board of both nonprofit corporations filed in Kentucky. Introduction to the organization submitting the proposal Ace Folklife Nonprofit, Inc. began in Ohio County because of a need to promote and support talented culinary, performing, and visual artists in a venue and travel magazines and to provide a permanent venue for talent and a permanent destination for tourist there by promoting cultural tourism in Ohio County. Ohio Community Chest Nonprofit, Inc. was begun to help the needy with charity of the basics of food, clothing, and shelter in Ohio County when no other federal, state, regional, or local organizations including churches cannot help due to rules and regulations. Features/benefits table The benefit of having these two organizations is two fold. One is having the cultural tourism income support a permanent destination for tourists to visit which is needed to promote Ohio County and second for 50% of this income from the ACE FOLKLIFE Nonprofit, Inc. to support the OHIO COUNTY COMMUNITY CHEST with a financial base for those in need. Key qualifications Theresa Morris, is a minority woman owned government contractor, Dunn and Bradstreet #124124038.founder, and Chairman of the Board of both new nonprofit organizations. In the beginning, Theresa Morris will oversee the creation, organization and coordination of both nonprofit organizations with other interested community citizens volunteers with the volunteer manager Josh Wright. If, manpower is required this can be coordinated with David Johnston the Facilitator and manager of the Ohio County Park, Hartford, Kentucky. Douglas Smith the Chairman of the Ohio County Park Board of Directors has agreed to assist on the Board of Advisors. DeWayne Doc DeWitt, is Vice President of Sports and Recreation, and by profession is a United States Marshal. has volunteered his services. Darla Jordan, an artist of Ohio County and student at Owensboro Community College in Art has offered to assist with art and the disabled programs. Bobby Funk, Vice President, facility physical maintenance has offered to assist with management of building facilities with David Johnston. Russell Gillim, retired from a large paper manufacturing corporation of Kentucky in Hawesville, has offered to serve as Treasurer and been elected. Theresa Morris has prior management experience as a President/CEO of a corporation, worked for the U.S. government in contracts, personnel and information security, worked for attorneys as a Paralegal and Investigator, and owned her own Investigative business. Josh Wright is an elected official of the people as 5th District Constable and works as the Ohio County Animal Control Officer. Theresa Morris, Josh Wright, and Russell Gillim will serve as volunteer administrators in the beginning. Product Proposal Architecture Ace Folklife Nonprofit, Inc. and Ohio County Community Chest is to work together in partnership to be housed in a permanent building together. The main theme will be cultural tourism promotion to the public, which will in turn promote and support the arts, culture, education, and Folklife, which will in turn with 50% of the net profit offer charity to the needy through the Ohio County Community Chest. The front of the building will be open to the public as an Art, and Folklife Museum. The adjacent side or rear portion of the building will be used as an intake mission called the Ohio County Community Chest for vintage clothing and reusable items such as books, tapes, electronics, furniture, and work with a food bank with offices for the needy to apply for assistance while offering education to families on financial counseling and support not offered by other organizations. The annual fundraiser campaign venue of the Ohio County Park will be held as a Folk Festival on the first weekend of May annually to assist in increasing awareness of the two nonprofits and our talent in Ohio County which will increase cultural tourism thereby assisting Ohio County tourism. Configurations Art and crafts will be displayed in an exhibit arrangement for artists who want to sell their items for profit and the Ace Folklife Nonprofit, Inc. will receive a 15% commission and the Ohio County Community Chest will receive a 15% commission add on marking up the products 60% from the original value for re-sell. Volume of smaller novelty products with various small towns of Ohio County will be offered to tourist who desires to collect such things as mugs, T-shirts, and artistic collectibles and sayings of Folklore of region. Features/benefits Artisans, crafts persons, and musical instrument makers, and potters, will benefit from having a place to display a sample exhibit with information to locate their business. Each small town with a festival can promote their event, town, and products to tourist and have a map as to how to find their location. Education and history can be offered in our magazine and travel guide written and updated quarterly. Grant writing will be addressed to the arts and Folklife programs of the United States, and the State of Kentucky. Specifications The annual folk festival provides a venue in Ohio County at the Ohio County Park that will bring in national and international tourists. The festival will offer our neighbors a venue to share their talent in performances and exhibits. The Ace Folklife Museum and Ohio County Community Chest will offer a location for our neighbors, their guests, and tourists alike to share and promote as our own place to discover our talented citizens and their creations. The museum will instill pride and purpose for all including the needy. The needy can volunteer their services providing a way for their training and education and teaching our neighbors to help themselves. Collateral We will provide a program for the annual Ace Folklife Festival & BBQ, as well as, a regular travel guide and brochure. We will provide a pamphlet that outlines what products and services are offered with a separate cover for Ohio County Art Culture Education Folklife Tourist Travel Guide and a separate cover for Ohio County Community Chest Neighbors Helping Neighbors. Services Proposal Deployment We will begin a membership campaign in the form of a cooperative among our volunteers who desire to serve the community. The membership will have a small registration membership fee of $5 annually from Jan 1 through Dec. 31 each year. Volunteers for the festivals will serve as community representatives assisting with information services recognized by colored shirts and/or caps. Each area whether performance or exhibit areas will be monitored. Sales of promotional items will be from the main booth. During the festivals, each vendor will pay a $50.00 fee for two days, Friday and Saturday. The Board of Directors appoints a Manager who oversees the Museum, Festival, and volunteers. The live entertainment regarding musicians and dancers will be managed by a schedule of first come first served regarding the times on stage whether at the festival or a live performance. If there are certain times set aside for the main attraction or act 7-8 PM then that time allotted will be noted in the schedule and all programs will be built around the main show and attractions. Antiques, classics, and collectibles will be asked to participate and each group will be considered a separate vendor thereby taking care of their own contests trophies and prizes offered to the signed up participants. All of the ACE FOLKLIFE and OHIO COUNTY COMMUNITY CHEST FUNDS will be collected separately and kept in separate bank accounts and separate transparent public records available to all interested parties. As a matter of public records. Integration Integration into the present Ohio County Tourism brochure will be that we will be allotted the annual period of the first weekend each May or derby weekend at the Ohio County Park Amphitheater and Bldg. #2 venues. The Board of Directors of both the ACE FOLKLIFE and the OHIO COUNTY COMMUNITY CHEST will keep the museum location on the monthly agenda as a priority and plan to submit for grants and funding. Both nonprofits will work together and be actively seeking a location for a permanent building to be erected within a five (5) year marketing and business plan. Maintenance and Support Maintenance and support will be ongoing as an interested community organization desiring to assist in expansion of community awareness and cultural tourism thereby assisting our neighbors. Two managers will be appointed in the future when building is acquired. Two permanent part-time in arrangement with the same criteria used by the Ohio County Fiscal Court that appoints the county permanent part time employees. One manager will be over fiscal finance and administration while the other is over personnel and physical security. It is suggested that these two nonprofit organizations work with the Ohio County Parks Board of Directors and facilitator since the annual venue falls in the jurisdiction of the Ohio County Park and Recreation Departments falling under art, entertainment, and recreation of the U.S. Codes and statistic reporting agencies. Americana Bluegrass Country Magazine Folklorists/Travel Writers/USA Tourism Paleontologists - Founders of Atlantis & Delphi Oracles Quantum Universe -( Study of Trans-molecular tachyon ions also known as the Akashic Field in Space utilizing space technology) Physical Science Spiritual World Network Physics - Science Technology in laymen's terminology, ie. Black Holes and quasar space anomalies explained. Latest Project entitled "Alien Civilizations Exist". Paranormal experiences can be shared and documented in their public newsletter shared. please contact: TJMorris at ACIR@bellsouth.net Further information can be posted to this blog with your account of any spiritual or other than normal experience. Presents cutting edge topics for discussions in a seminar environment. Project Consultants - Freelance Writers - Entrepreneurial Business Marketing & Business Plans Specializing in paranormal/extra-terrestrial observations and explanations that can be interpreted into books, CD's,DVD's, and trade pubications used for instruction. Field work as folklorists performed in the United States. Multi-Media productions. Freelance Writers/Researchers and Producers. The tourism social club listing is posted heere for weekend trips until 2007 when a trip cross country will be taken on motorcycles among friends and members of the ACE CLUB. Outdoor travel and entertainment consists of travel in the US and among festivals and conventions enjoying products and services offered by members only. A Coop was formed as well as a non-profit faith based organization for the mind-body-spirit ascension studies and is a membership club called Ascencion ACE. IF you would like to join their group ACE - Adventurers Club of Expeditions/ Art Craft Entertainment. Tom and TJ explore the outer realm of science and technology believing what the mind can believe it can achieve. Contributers and Consultants as Producers and writers for Projects: movies made for television - historical documentaries-books-stories with drawings posted by TJMorrisACIR @ 6:20 AM 1 comments 1 Comments: At 1:43 PM, Shara said... 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