Scenario:

You work for Foxix Global, a major world corporation that is seeking to bolster its public image by expanding its philanthropy and community outreach. Your section manager has put out a call for proposals and you see this as a great opportunity to secure investment for an important social cause - more specifically, a cause that is important to you. As an advocate, you are responsible for drafting a pitch for your manager, a press release for the media relations team, and a final written proposal to showcase the issue you are going to talk about.

Who are you?

Well, you're you - you maybe five or ten years in the future. You've graduated, maybe you've found work with this major megacorporation, international in scale. Maybe you joined up for the paycheque, maybe you joined up for the work, maybe the benefits and travel packets appealed to you. Whatever the story, you now work for The Company.

What is the Company?

The Company is a multinational organization that has a worldwide presence - think of something like Google or Meta (Facebook), but with it's fingers in all sorts of industry - renewable energy, health-care, AI development, cybernetic replacement limbs. I'll post a list of alternates if 'Foxix Global' doesn't work for you.

What's going on?

Here's the thing. As with any big corporation, sometimes something goes wrong - think about the Facebook/Instagram thing from earlier this year, the Amazon rocket blowback, or other PR snafus. Something bad has come up for the company, and they need to improve their public image ASAP. So they're looking to fund a number of humanitarian charities, and you can try to get some real funding put towards something you care about. You just need to make a good pitch.