Accomplishments made by the Allegheny Conference Educational Fund since its inception in 1978 are summarized in this report. The first section highlights progress during the 5-year history of the program, including description of a period of trust building, the initiation of specific educational programs, and school-community relationships. The next section discusses community support for the schools gained through program activities such as public information, the Reizenstein Consortium (a coalition of concerned parents and local leaders in support of various activities), the mini-grant program to teachers, partnerships in education, the educator-in-residence series, and nonprogrammatic activities. The results of the program are again summarized and the last section lists foundations and corporations that have contributed to the fund. (BJD)