The Community Counseling Appraisal Survey was completed by 743 members of the American Association for Counseling and Development who identified their primary professional activity as counselor and who indicated their employment setting to be other than school or higher education. The purpose of the study was to: (1) provide a description of community counselors from various perspectives; (2) describe the frequency and nature of standardized instrument usage by practicing community counselors; (3) inform those responsible for shaping the profession via the development of standards and curricula; (4) highlight identity and role issues faced by the profession; and (5) inform practicing community counselors about the work of fellow professionals. Survey results are presented in tabular form in 16 data tables. (NB)