Strategic Plan: Part 2 In this second part of the final strategic plan development assignment, you will follow up on the introductory activities that you completed during the first portion in order to further develop your strategic plan. An identification of the organization selected and the policy or department/area that the plan will be developed for

Identification of the selected organization and the policy or sector/area for which the program is being developed.

The practice of looking into the future and anticipating outcomes and concerns, with which

an organizational or departmental perspective may align, is called strategic planning. (Kent, Ramsden & Wood, 1996). Habitat for Humanity International, also known as Habitat for Humanity or simply Habitat for Humanity, is the organization I chose to review. Founded in 1976, Habitat for Humanity is a not-for-profit, ecumenical Christian ministry that builds with and serves those in need (Baggett, 2001). The organization does not care about race, ethnicity or religion. They welcome volunteers from all walks of life, races, and creeds (Baggett, 2001). They have approximately 1,400 affiliates in the United States and 70 national organizations worldwide (Baggett, 2001). Today, they’ve helped 6.8 million people improve their lives.

One of the key units of Habitat for Humanity within the Department of Community Services. Habitat for Humanity Chapter of Brandeis is committed to ending homelessness through…