is this too wordy " The logic plan for the YMCA Food Pantry should comprehensively outline the program's objectives, activities, outputs, and outcomes. For instance, objectives might include increasing food security and improving access to nutritious options for those facing transportation barriers. Activities could involve partnering with local grocery stores for food sourcing and organizing mobile pantry services. The plan should detail how these activities will achieve the program's goals, identify the target population, and establish metrics for measuring success, such as the number of food items distributed or changes in participants' nutritional status. Reviewing the plan involves assessing its feasibility, and ensuring that strategies like mobile pantry logistics and volunteer coordination can be realistically implemented given available resources and constraints. It also includes evaluating how well the plan addresses the needs of the target population and is supported by stakeholders. If there are gaps, such as insufficient outreach to hard-to-reach subpopulations or inadequate evaluation methods, these should be addressed. The plan should be comprehensive, with clear metrics for success and strategies for continuous improvement based on stakeholder feedback and program evaluation results