Entries cannot be returned. Each poster must have the name, age, address and phone number of the entrant on the back, as well as the name, address and phone number of the school, county 4-H office or other institution. Winners will also be publicized through a national press announcement. All decisions are final and ABC and Wild Bird Centers may use the winning posters in publicity as they choose. The Promising Practices Network has information on programs and practices that are effective in helping children, families, and communities, organized by topic area on successful outcomes associated with the well-being of children and families.
Numerous barriers exist that prevent citizen involvement and voluntarism.
Tips for Collaborating with Public Radio Stations Public radio stations can reach many listeners with high quality reporting. Community organizations interested in learning how to work with stations to help promote their work can get tips from the Benton Foundation's Sound Partners project. The Grantsmanship Center has a new searchable database of proposals selected by major government funders from among their highest-rated grant applications. The Foundation for Exceptional Children is a national organization committed to improving the lives of children and youth with disabilities. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration promotes widespread availability and use of digital network technologies in the public and nonprofit sectors.