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Mark Riverblood City or Ramsey • Principles and desired outcomes for use of the ACHF fund are on pages 10-11 Quantitative. Reflected in the number of visitors to the monument. Including Veterans from the NW Metro VA Clinic. People using the site for their lunch break from neighboring businesses and housing. Number of attendees at veteran celebration on site. Number of visitors using to Train to come and visit the site. Qualitative: The viewer of the memorial will find reflections of our Minnesota Female Veterans, their personal stories and their military experiences and branch affiliates. They will gain a better understanding of the history and strength of the women veterans of Minnesota. They will recognize the accomplishments of these woman veterans and feel a pride for them. They may finally recognize that, yes, we are here. They may feel contemplative and enveloped in the experience. Evaluation/Assessment Methods* How will the measurable outcomes stated in this application be measured and evaluated? • A project or program must include measurable outcomes, and a plan for measuring and evaluating the results • Broader statute: Sec. 129D.17 MN Statutes Subd. 2 • There are a variety of data collection methods. It is important that the evaluation and assessment methods listed are directly related to the outcomes listed. • When selecting assessment methods, it is best to use both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. • Examples of data collection methods include surveys, interviews participation counts, feedback forms, and attendance. Required Resource • Please see the Evaluation and Outcome Guide for guidance on how to evaluate/assess outcomes and for additional resources. We plan to evaluate/assess the outcomes of the project using the following methods: (1) surveys/feedback forms; (2) interviews of project participants and visitors to the monument; and (3) participation counts/attendance #'s. The surveys and interviews will be used to gather feedback on the impact the monument has on visiting individuals as well as determine if there was an increase in the understanding of the history and strength of the women veterans of Minnesota. The participation counts/attendance #'s data will be collected and evaluated to determine the extent of the projects reach and success. Counties Affected* Please indicate the MN Counties affected by this project. More than one county may be selected. This information allows the public to accurately search for Legacy project by county on the Legacy website. Please check "All 87 Counties are Affected" if the project affects all 87 MN counties. Anoka County Hennepin County Ramsey County Printed On: 3 January 2022 FY22 Veterans Memorial Grants