D E M O G R A P H I C S

84 participants

510 emailed

961 volunteers

Average Age: 36

Range: 15-60

42% male

58% female

Highest

Participation:

Willamette River

Cleanup (11),

Cleanup Lents

(9)

31% Individual

27% with a group

42% with a company/

organization

Youth Activity:

69%

Youth

Education:

58%

Other:

15%

Environmental

Awareness:

74%

P R O J E C T T A R G E T

36.9% said

environmental

awareness

was the most

improved

tenant

R E S U L T S

• felt Stand Together Week helped give, unite and inspire97.7%

• would do Stand Together Week again97.7%

• felt their project was a meaningful experience93.0%

• felt their work positively impacted the local community93.0%• felt Stand Together Week created a more cohesive

community81.0%

• felt the players were dedicated to the project78.5%

• felt the players contributed to overall success67.8%

• felt the players influenced participation50.0%

A F E W M E M O R I E S …

“The interaction with fans and projects make a connection that can’t be forged in other ways. RCTID.”

“This opportunity allowed me to learn more about my city, meet a few new friends, and participate in something that will surely be an annual event for me.”

“Seeing the players interacting and doing the hard work everyone else was doing made it a special experience.”

S U G G E S T I O N S

1.• Introduction, Execution

2.• Advertise more

3.• Clear responsibilities for players

4.• Planning and organization

5.• Survey blast

P A R T N E R S U R V E Y R E S U L T S

Most responding partners had sponsored youth education and environmental awareness projects

78.6% agree that the Timbers/Thorns involvement helped their organization engage volunteers

100% agree that the involvement of the Timbers/Thorns players had a positive impact on the community

Suggestion: events closer to Portland

L I M I T A T I O N S O F S T U D Y

• Scope of email blast (84/500, yet 84/1000)

• Branding

• Opt-in

Sample

Diversity of events

Survey selection bias, positive or negative