; or (ii) compromise the integrity or the appearance of integrity of programs or services provided under this chapter or of any official involved in those programs or services. (C) Annual report required Not later than the first Monday in the February of each year, the Director shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees an annual report that identifies the sources of any gift or donation accepted by the Office or any contractor acting on behalf of the Office, under this subsection, including the value of each gift and donation provided by each source of the gift. (4) Implementation (A) In general For any campaign established under this subsection, the Director shall ensure the following: (i) Implementation is evidence-based, meets accepted standards for public awareness campaigns, and uses available resources in a manner to make the most progress toward achieving the goals identified in the emerging threats plan and paragraph (1). (ii) Information disseminated through the campaign is accurate. (iii) The Director approves the strategy of the campaign, all material distributed through the campaign, and the use of any Federal funds used for the campaign. (iv) The campaign is designed using strategies found to be most effective at achieving such goals, which may include— (I) a media campaign, as described in subparagraph (B); (II) local, regional, or population specific messaging; (III) establishing partnerships and promoting coordination among community stakeholders, including public, nonprofit organizations, and for profit entities; (IV) providing support, training, and technical assistance to establish and expand school and community prevention programs; (V) creating websites to publicize and disseminate information; (VI) conducting outreach and providing educational resources for parents; (VII) establishing State or regional advisory councils to provide input and recommendations to raise awareness regarding the drug designated as an emerging drug threat; (VIII) collaborating with law enforcement