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Rank childhood-opportunity programs by cost per real outcome — graduations, jobs, health gains — so giving compounds in young lives.
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Portfolio at a glance
- Programs
- 5
- Total / year
- $12,700,000
- Children reached
- 19,100
- Blended $ / outcome
- $1,024
Best value per outcome
Lower dollars per achieved outcome means a gift compounds further in a child's life.
Best value: School-meal + health at $317 per outcome. 5 programs shown.
| Program | Outcomes | $ / outcome | Outcome | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ★ BestSchool-meal + health$2,000,000 · 9,000 reached · 70% rate | 6,300 | $317 | attendance + health | |
| After-school tutoring$1,200,000 · 4,000 reached · 55% rate | 2,200 | $545 | grade-level reading | |
| Summer jobs + mentoring$1,500,000 · 3,000 reached · 60% rate | 1,800 | $833 | first paid job | |
| Early-childhood ed$3,000,000 · 2,500 reached · 65% rate | 1,625 | $1,846 | school readiness | |
| Scholarship-to-college$5,000,000 · 600 reached · 80% rate | 480 | $10,417 | college completion |
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Cost, children reached, and outcome rate — Lift does the rest.
Audit log
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$ lift rank --programs 5assumptions: achieved outcomes = children reached × outcome rateranking: ascending by cost per achieved outcome (lower is better)best: School-meal + health → $317/outcome (6,300 kids)portfolio blended: $1,024/outcome across 12,405 kidsfingerprint(fnv1a-64): 7cf064dae244e9ebstate: matches saved data
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