; (E) promoting an understanding of the form of government and history of the United States and the principles of the Constitution of the United States; (F) improving financial literacy; and (G) focusing on other key areas of importance to integration in United States society; and (4) to engage communities receiving immigrants in the citizenship and civic integration process by— (A) increasing local service capacity; (B) building meaningful connections between new immigrants and long-time residents; (C) communicating the contributions of communities receiving new immigrants; and (D) engaging leaders from all sectors of the community. (e) Reporting and evaluation (1) Annual report Not less frequently than annually, each recipient of a grant under this section shall submit to the Chief a report that describes, for the preceding calendar year— (A) the activities undertaken by the grant recipient, including the manner in which such activities meet the goals of the Foundation and the comprehensive plan referred to in subsection (d)(3); (B) the geographic area being served; (C) the estimated number of immigrants in such area; and (D) the primary languages spoken in such area. (2) Annual evaluation Not less frequently than annually, the Chief shall conduct an evaluation of the grant program under this section— (A) to assess and improve the effectiveness of the grant program; (B) to assess the future needs of immigrants and of State and local governments with respect to immigrants