This document summarizes the activities and accomplishments of the Community Health Foundation Right Start Quality Improvement Project from October 2009 to April 2011. Key efforts included increasing workshop attendance by adding new workshop locations, developing new marketing and outreach strategies like newborn surveys and focus groups, and improving data tracking and analysis through tools like run charts. While staffing levels and budgets decreased over this period, the program was able to maintain service quality and saw improvements in key metrics like a 25% increase in unique workshop participants and a 7.5% increase in participant retention rates.