The MTD Activity tracking is found on Toolbox, the MTD Goal Worksheet, and the PMR (Personal Ministry Report).

These are the standard tools that Reliant new employees are introduced to during New Staff Training. Each new employee has been instructed to complete these tools prior to the MTD coaching session and submit them to the coach. As the coach, you will want to review how much lead time you need. They need to submit these in time for you to review them before your coaching session. 

These two tools can be extremely helpful for both the field worker and the coach in understanding and analyzing the past week. It is highly recommended that the coach asks the field worker to get these submitted prior to the meeting, with enough time for them to be reviewed. 

Toolbox Tracking

  

MTD Activity is the numerical analysis tool for the MTD process.  On this tool, the fund-raising field worker accounts for how many times they have taken the various actions needed for the MTD process. The goals can be decided on by the coach and field worker and put into Toolbox.

Since measuring only the end results (like dollars raised) may not clearly show the work being done by the support raiser or help you know what steps are needed next, the MTD Activity section measures key thresholds that need to be achieved repeatedly during the fund-raising process.  This tool shows the numeric accomplishment toward those threshold goals. 


MTD Goal Worksheet

It looks like this and the field worker you are coaching will share their copy with you. This Worksheet will help both you and the field worker with what goals it might take to be done raising support by a specific date. Or to help project based on what weekly goals they're averaging and how long it might take them to raise 100% of their goal. It is helpful to remember and remind the field worker that this spreadsheet is just based on math and that it does not factor in what God can do or will do.

Personal Ministry Report

The Personal Ministry Report, or PMR, helps provide a greater narrative of fund-raising experience.  It also allows the Fund-raising field worker to focus and identify what they need most from your next coaching session.   For the coach, the PMR  provides a snapshot of the field worker’s week, which allows the coach to get the most out of the weekly meeting by focusing on areas of need as identified by the field worker.  For the field worker, it is an opportunity to reflect on the past week and prepare for the next.  This tool is helpful even for an in-person meeting because the preparation and focus provided through the report allow the one-on-one time to be used more effectively on supporting, troubleshooting, and setting plans for the coming week.


How to create an individual PMR per field worker   

To send the link to the PMR to your field worker

To view PMR responses

To receive an email once a PMR form has been completed