; (5) consider approaches for assessing impacts of service on the needs of the United States and individuals participating in and benefitting from such service; (6) consult, as the Council considers advisable, with representatives of non-Federal entities, including State, local, and Tribal governments, State and local educational agencies, State Service Commissions, institutions of higher education, nonprofit organizations, faith-based organizations, philanthropic organizations, and the private sector, in order to promote and develop initiatives to foster and reward military service, national service, and public service; (7) not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, and quadrennially thereafter, prepare and submit to the President and Congress a Service Strategy, which shall set forth— (A) a review of programs and initiatives of the Federal Government relating to the mandate of the Council; (B) a review of Federal Government online content relating to the mandate of the Council, including user experience with such content; (C) current and foreseeable trends for service to address the needs of the United States; (D) recommended service recruitment strategies and branding opportunities to address outreach and communication deficiencies identified by the Council; and (E) to the extent practical, a joint service messaging strategy for military service, national service, and public service; (8) identify any notable initiatives by State, local, and Tribal governments and by public and nongovernmental entities to increase awareness of and participation in national service programs