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	Assessing Section 4: Helping CDCs to Grow and Serve (Executive Summary) The assessment includes an online survey of 360 CDCs that received Section 4 grants, and interviews with leaders of 34 Section 4–assisted CDCs. The CDCs surveyed and interviewed reported that Section 4 assistance helped them boost their capacity, and that their capacity grew significantly. For a copy of the entire report with appendices, please contact Tiana Coll.
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	Communications Series: Action Alerts: Mobilizing Your Network Annual Reports: Presenting Your Successes Brochures: Distilling Your Message Communications: Getting the Word Out Marketing Sheets: Promoting Your Program Media Relations: Publicizing Your Efforts Neighborhood Tours: Showcasing Your Results Newsletters: Informing Your Public Video: Community Development Does Work
	Fund Raising Series: Establishing a Relationship with a Federated Campaign Organizing Your Office and Staff for Your Fund-Raising Efforts Staging Special Events The Fund-Raising Process
	Governance Series: Assessing Your Organization Board Basics Building and Managing a Better Board Evaluating Your Executive Director Leadership Skills for Board Members
	Money Management Series: Assessing Your Organization's Finances Creating a Budget that Works Developing Realistic Cash Flow Projections Sound Financial Management Understanding Financial Statements Understanding the Federal Rules for Nonprofit Fiscal Management
	Planning Series: A Guide to Community Planning Effective Strategic Planning Planning a New Business Venture

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Organizational Development

Organizational Development Publications

From the Community Development Library