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· For CFs willing and able to serve as a community leader, a community assessment can serve as a useful point of departure for stepping first into facilitative leadership and later into more directive leadership. Community Foundations and Community Leadership The community foundation (CF) field has experienced a dramatic makeover in recent years. Rather than contenting themselves with excelling at the traditional functions of attracting donors, building endowments, and making grants, CFs have experimented with a variety of proactive community change strategies (Irvine Foundation, 2003; Hamilton, Parzen, & Brown, 2004; Ranghelli, 2006; McGill, Kornberg, & Johnson, 2007). These include:

Promoting Community Leadership Among Community Foundations: The Role of the Social Capital Benchmark Survey