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  An organization can apply for grants from foundations, government agencies, or private companies. Such applications typically involve a proposed budget and metrics showing the value of the programs and may require follow$-$up reporting to the donor for the duration of the grant period.This is just one option for an organization's funding; there are other, less traditional methods. Consider the Ice Bucket Challenge of $2014.$ The challenge went viral on social media as nominated participants were filmed having a bucket of ice water poured over their heads. It raised awareness of ALS$/$Lou Gehrig$’$s Disease while at the same time leading to $$100$ million in donations for the ALS Association. Creativity, then, can lead to major rewards. But not every funding method will be right for every organization. Submit a $2-$page paper $($not including title page or references$)$ in which you:Analyze three potential funding options for People First San Diego.Identify the benefits and limitations of using each option. These factors could relate to finances, logistics$,$ efficacy, and more.Evaluate and rank the options in terms of their promise and feasibility for the People First San Diego organization.
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