This report, a supplement to "The Constitution and the Community: A Resource for Planning Humanities-Based Programs on the United States Constitution," describes resources for community oriented U.S. Constitution bicentennial celebration programs. Part 1 outlines basic planning procedures in terms of: (1) focusing on humanities; (2) forming planning committees; (3) identifying audiences; (4) designing programs; (5) choosing program participants; (6) obtaining project funding; (7) publicizing programs; (8) preparing programs; and (9) evaluating programs. Part 2 identifies selected projects funded by state humanities councils, while part 3 describes selected national programs and resources. Part 4 contains listings by state of state humanities councils and commissions and a list of scholars who indicated interest in participating in public bicentennial programs. Appendices include: (1) bicentennial celebration dates; (2) a U.S. constitutional history bibliography; and (3) a publicity guide for public humanities programs. (JHP)