# Checklist : The Basics

**Make sure you have the basics covered, have you:**

* [ ] Found an awesome group of volunteers to help you on the run up and during the jam
* [ ] Discussed and agreed on the scope (number of participants & duration) of the event
* [ ] Developed a plan to run the event with or without sponsorship
* [ ] Distributed the responsibilities between your volunteer staff
* [ ] Found a suitable venue for your jam
* [ ] Submitted your jam to the GGJ website, had a conversation with your RO, and been given access to the GGJ **#site-organisers** Slack channel
* [ ] Sent a message to your RO, and said hello to the community on Slack
* [ ] Had your site approved

If the answer to all of the above is **YES** then you are well on your way to organising your local Global Game Jam site! If you are stuck on any of the above, then feel free to [email us](mailto:help@globalgamejam.org), and we will help you out.

You are now ready to explore the **Next Steps** part of the guide!\ <br>


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