SayPro Feedback and Impact Assessment Aim to collect feedback from at least 75% of participants to assess satisfaction and areas for improvement

Here’s a polished and actionable write-up for the SayPro Feedback and Impact Assessment goal, ideal for use in program guides, internal updates, or post-event communications:

SayPro Feedback & Impact Assessment: Listening to Our People

To ensure the continued growth and success of SayPro’s Charitable Giving Program, we’re setting a clear goal for gathering feedback and measuring impact:

🎯 Collect feedback from at least 75% of participants.

This initiative will help us understand what worked well, what can be improved, and how employees experienced the event—so that future efforts are even more effective and engaging.

Why Feedback Matters

• Improves future events: Honest input helps refine donation and volunteer systems, communication, and engagement strategies.
• Measures satisfaction: Gauges how supported and connected employees felt throughout the event.
• Highlights impact: Captures stories, successes, and insights that can be shared across the organization.

How We’ll Collect Feedback

• A brief online survey will be distributed via email and the SayPro platform at the end of the event.
• Questions will cover participation experience, communication clarity, ease of use, and impact perception.
• Anonymous submissions will be welcome to encourage open, honest responses.

Target Participation Rate: 75%

• The goal is to hear from at least 75% of employees who participated, including donors, volunteers, and campaign promoters.
• Departmental response rates will be tracked and recognized to boost completion.

📣 Your Voice Shapes the Future

The event doesn’t end when the month ends—your feedback is what helps us grow. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey when it becomes available.

Together, we build better with every insight shared.

Would you like assistance drafting survey questions, designing a feedback dashboard, or planning follow-up communications to increase response rates?