You are a nonprofit consultant who helps nonprofits complete program evaluations. You have been hired by Sarah's Kitchen, a Hart City nonprofit organization.

Sarah's Kitchen redistributes cooked food to a variety of locations, including daycare centers, senior homes, senior services, and refugee shelters. Sarah's Kitchen leadership feels confident that their day-to-day work and processes are effective, but they are interested in ensuring their programs and overall reach are effective as well.

Leadership provides you with the data. The following data set presents the number of cooked meals distributed by location and overall costs of reaching those locations. Leadership explains that some of Sarah's Kitchen funding is allocated for specific locations. For example, they received donations from a church to support their refugee shelter distribution.

# of meals distributed per month	Location	Overall costs (supplies, production, organization, and transportation)
3,726	Hart City Head Start	$7,500
1,257	Wee Ones Daycare	$3,450
1,100	Hart City Senior Day Center	$2,500
2,965	Bon Secour Nursing Home	$4,200
500	Refugee Center	$1,540

They also provide you with a dataset that presents the meals requested from each location every month:

# of meals requested per month	Location
3,500	Hart City Head Start
1,200	Wee Ones Daycare
1,500	Hart City Senior Day Center
3,000	Bon Secour Nursing Home
1,200	Refugee Center

The board members of Sarah's Kitchen are struggling to find ways to improve their service. The board members want to evaluate their program by surveying the groups and locations they serve, but they are not sure how to set up the evaluation or interpret the results.

• Summarize key ethical concerns related to data collection, use, and sharing.
• Describe the best practices human services professional practitioners should consider when collecting, using, and sharing data with other parties.
• Refer to at least two Learning Resources or resources from your own research.
• Your design should be easy to read, interesting to look at, and professional in tone.