SCORE seeks chapters committed to SCORE’s mission and strategic goals. The purpose of this process is to review the present and recent past chapter operations and chapter management. In order to maintain sustainable chapter operations and deliver on SCORE’s client service initiatives, SCORE has created a set of minimum standards to which all chapters must fully comply, and are reviewed in this chapter review form.
SCORE’s best chapters deliver the performance and quality outcomes that are fundamental to SCORE success across 3 key elements: Volunteers, Clients, Local Communities
A simplified SOSR is now available for FY21 (Reviews to be conducted in FY22).
This also matches the new performance dashboard, focusing on the most relevant performance data metrics.
View the new SOSR form here (PDF).
View User Guide for new SOSR here.
**Special thanks to volunteers Howard Fineman, Karen Williams, and Bill Moreland for streamlining the new SOSR report and future dashboard**
>>> Guidance on Financial Elements of the SOSR: https://tinyurl.com/SCOREBILLDOTCOM
Note: The common resource for understanding the demographic make-up of a is currently the 2018 U.S. Census information found here: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/INC110218
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