Follow the instructions below to complete your assignment. Select the Course Schedule located on the Course Menu for the due date. 1. Review the Workplace Application Test Rubric below 2. The following email was sent by the CEO of San Francisco Zoo, located in San Francisco, California to the Director of the Friends for Animals organization. The Zoo is anticipating an operating loss of $3.7 million by the end of the year. Mackenzie Harris To: From: Timothy Williams Subject: Happy Fall Y'all from the San Francisco Zoo! Dear Ms. Harris, This summer might have been the most unique summer in the 65-year history of the San Francisco Zoo. Yet, despite the distinct challenges the Zoo has faced, we continue to serve San Francisco with pride. As you know, we have been working tirelessly to provide the best and safest) experience for all of our guests. We remain one of the State's most popular attractions, with guests coming from all over to see our animals. This is not surprising considering that our 100-acre site showcases approximately 550 animals belonging to over 180 species from six continents. Our proud heritage, however, is gravely threatened. You see, the Zoo's Emergency Animal Fund" is depleted and presently stands at just 30% of its regular balance. The money left in the fund would cover approximately two months of the Zoo's operating expenses before we would have to close the Zoo and explore other options. Among our most pressing needs right now is the purchase of specific medication for the Sumatran Orangutans. This medication costs $75 per and we require 1100 vials. Next, our Southern White Rhinoceroses require a special blend of mixed grasses and pellets that is imported from Africa at a unit cost of $430. We need to purchase 950 to ensure an adequate supply. Additionally, $2,710 is needed to repair a leak in the North American River Otter exhibit, and a further $8,342 is needed to prepare the r reptile house for hibernation during the winter months. We need help. Lots of it. And it's in times like these we lean on our most generous donors like the Friends for Animals organization. We are appealing to you to contribute 60% of the cost to cover these emergency expenses, while we look to other private donors to contribute the additional 40%. We need your donation by October 30. Your assistance will allow us to continue to provide food, welfare, and excellent care to our beloved animals. But the impact of your donation extends beyond this. Our local economy would continue to benefit from the influx of tourists that visit the zoo and, perhaps most importantly, we could continue to serve as a hub of environmental learning and activity for our youth. We are moving forward into the fall of 2020 with great hope! I look forward to hearing back from you. Sincerely, Timothy Williams CEO, San Francisco Zoo 1. In a Word document, rewrite the email, applying the appropriate business writing standards for content, style, and organization. Be sure to: a. Determine the bottom-line message. b. Provide a suitable subject line. C. Ensure that your content is concise. d. Employ a suitable and accurate visual representation to display quantitative information. e. Employ parallel form. Follow the instructions below to complete your assignment. Select the Course Schedule located on the Course Menu for the due date. 1. Review the Workplace Application Test Rubric below 2. The following email was sent by the CEO of San Francisco Zoo, located in San Francisco, California to the Director of the Friends for Animals organization. The Zoo is anticipating an operating loss of $3.7 million by the end of the year. Mackenzie Harris To: From: Timothy Williams Subject: Happy Fall Y'all from the San Francisco Zoo! Dear Ms. Harris, This summer might have been the most unique summer in the 65-year history of the San Francisco Zoo. Yet, despite the distinct challenges the Zoo has faced, we continue to serve San Francisco with pride. As you know, we have been working tirelessly to provide the best and safest) experience for all of our guests. We remain one of the State's most popular attractions, with guests coming from all over to see our animals. This is not surprising considering that our 100-acre site showcases approximately 550 animals belonging to over 180 species from six continents. Our proud heritage, however, is gravely threatened. You see, the Zoo's Emergency Animal Fund" is depleted and presently stands at just 30% of its regular balance. The money left in the fund would cover approximately two months of the Zoo's operating expenses before we would have to close the Zoo and explore other options. Among our most pressing needs right now is the purchase of specific medication for the Sumatran Orangutans. This medication costs $75 per and we require 1100 vials. Next, our Southern White Rhinoceroses require a special blend of mixed grasses and pellets that is imported from Africa at a unit cost of $430. We need to purchase 950 to ensure an adequate supply. Additionally, $2,710 is needed to repair a leak in the North American River Otter exhibit, and a further $8,342 is needed to prepare the r reptile house for hibernation during the winter months. We need help. Lots of it. And it's in times like these we lean on our most generous donors like the Friends for Animals organization. We are appealing to you to contribute 60% of the cost to cover these emergency expenses, while we look to other private donors to contribute the additional 40%. We need your donation by October 30. Your assistance will allow us to continue to provide food, welfare, and excellent care to our beloved animals. But the impact of your donation extends beyond this. Our local economy would continue to benefit from the influx of tourists that visit the zoo and, perhaps most importantly, we could continue to serve as a hub of environmental learning and activity for our youth. We are moving forward into the fall of 2020 with great hope! I look forward to hearing back from you. Sincerely, Timothy Williams CEO, San Francisco Zoo 1. In a Word document, rewrite the email, applying the appropriate business writing standards for content, style, and organization. Be sure to: a. Determine the bottom-line message. b. Provide a suitable subject line. C. Ensure that your content is concise. d. Employ a suitable and accurate visual representation to display quantitative information. e. Employ parallel form