Combined Federal Campaign Promos

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Combined Federal Campaign Kick-off Promo
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The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is a 55-year Federal workplace giving tradition that has raised more than $8 billion for charitable organizations. It is one of the largest workplace giving campaigns in the world. The funds raised each fall through this campaign help neighbors in need around the corner, across the nation and throughout the world.

The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNCA) is the local campaign for Federal employees in the Washington metropolitan area and is the largest single campaign within the CFC. Through the contributions of civilian and military Federal employees, the campaign raised more than $46 million in 2015 for participating local, national and international charities.

During the campaign, Federal employees can choose from a list of more than 18,000 vetted charities to support by payroll deduction, credit/debit card, check or cash. The CFC makes it easy to Show Some Love to the causes you care about. Whether you are passionate about disaster relief, veteran services, animal rights or cancer research - the CFC has a charity for that cause.

The benefits of the CFC include:

You can give to multiple charities at once through a program that is federally regulated and fully audited.

Payroll deduction allows you to give a little each month, adding up to a significant gift at the end of the year.

Charities love the CFC because it keeps fundraising costs low, and the funds are unrestricted.

The campaign has a collective impact, allowing you to join with your co-workers to support those in need locally, nationally and globally.

Combined Federal Campaign Promo
Killer Tracks Music Library: ATMOS_351_16_Sunshine_Fanfare_Mead_928726

For More Information

See http://cfcnca.org/

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