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2010 Census & Foundations

Getting an accurate census count is important for a couple of reasons:

  • $300 billion in federal dollars, as well as billions of additional state dollars, are apportioned to local communities for health, education, transportation and other programs, based on census data.
  • The reapportionment of legislative seats at the federal, state, and local levels are determined based on census data.
  • Census data can be used for planning purposes, to understand population distribution and needs.

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Making the 2010 Census Count: A Quick Guide for Foundations
Local and community foundations can play a vital role in promoting a full and accurate census count in the communities they serve.

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Megan Wentworth