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2013 Combined Federal Campaign Keyworker / Coordinator Training

2013 Combined Federal Campaign Keyworker / Coordinator Training. Northern New England 2013 KeyworkerTraining. Training Objectives. Campaign Basics Campaign Planning Resource & Supplies What’s New for 2013. Campaign Basics. History of the CFC.

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2013 Combined Federal Campaign Keyworker / Coordinator Training

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  1. 2013 Combined Federal CampaignKeyworker / Coordinator Training Northern New England 2013 KeyworkerTraining

  2. Training Objectives Campaign Basics Campaign Planning Resource & Supplies What’s New for 2013

  3. Campaign Basics

  4. History of the CFC Established by Executive Order in 1961, the CFC continues to be the largest and most successful annual workplace fundraising model in the world. In 1961, seeing a need to bring the diversity of fundraising efforts under one umbrella, Federal employees created the CFC – one campaign, once a year, each Fall. By allowing employees to select from a single guide and making their contributions through payroll deductions, the CFC opened the door to more opportunities for generosity by giving to literally thousands of worthy causes.

  5. Mission Statement The mission of the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is to support and to promote philanthropy through a program that is employee-focused, cost efficient and effective in providing all Federal employees the opportunity to improve the quality of life for all.

  6. THE 5 “W” s of the CFC WHO: The success of the CFC is caring individuals who volunteer their time and effort to make a difference in their communities, our country and the world.

  7. THE 5 “W” s of the CFC WHO: Federal Agencies You CFC Charities Local Federal Coordinating Committee OPM

  8. THE 5 “W” s of the CFC WHO:

  9. THE 5 “W” s of the CFC WHAT: Once-a-year, In-the-workplace, Charitable giving, Exclusively for federal employees, contractors, retirees

  10. THE 5 “W” s of the CFC WHEN: • Training - August / Early September • Material Deliveries – Early September • Kickoff Events – September / October • Campaigns run for 6 weeks anytime September 1st thru Dec 15th • By December 31st 2013 – All pledges & reports turned in

  11. THE 5 “W” s of the CFC WHY: Give Through CFC? Choice The CFC is your campaign. You choose the amount, which organization(s) (among over 2800) receive your gift, and how you give. Convenience With the CFC you can give via payroll deduction. Your gift is tax-deductible.

  12. THE 5 “W” s of the CFC WHY: Give Through CFC? Confidence All charities in the CFC are approved by federal employees and meet specific criteria. Care. Your gift improves the quality of life for you and your neighbors. 1 in 3 federal employees will be touched by these agencies in their lifetime. Giving through CFC allows the charities to focus their efforts on the important work they do instead of fundraising.

  13. Your CFC Campaign Plan

  14. THE PLAN – 5 EASY STEPS Step One: Create a CFC Team Create a campaign plan Have a meeting with your CFC team and management

  15. THE PLAN – 5 EASY STEPS Step Two: Secure the Support of Top Management & Union Management can send out email/letter to announce and support the CFC campaign. Management can speak at the CFC kickoff. Management can insure that CFC volunteers have the time and support to administer the campaign.

  16. THE PLAN – 5 EASY STEPS Step Three: Set a Campaign Goal $ Raised, Participation or % Growth Goal

  17. The Northern New England CFC In 2012 we raised $1,240,000 2013 GOAL: $1,250,000 2012 Total CFC** $258,300,000 ** The CFC is the largest annual fund-raising event in the world

  18. THE PLAN – 5 EASY STEPS Step Four: Make Sure all Employees are Asked & Follow-up Ensure all employees are asked to give, and have the opportunity to learn about CFC Invite Charity Speakers in to educate potential donors Make the Campaign engaging and fun – hold an event, serve food, have a drawing for everyone who comes to an event, have a fun competition between departments

  19. THE PLAN – 5 EASY STEPS Step Five: Celebrate Results and Thank Everyone Post a Bulletin Send an Email Notice Host a “Wrap Up” Event

  20. REMEMBER: The CFC is about doing something to help others Feel good and… HAVE FUN!

  21. Questions?????

  22. Campaign Resources & Supplies

  23. Whats New in 2013? We’d like to welcome the Greater Albany, NY area to the Northern New England CFC!!!! MYPAY for DOD

  24. CFC Website: www.northernnewenglandcfc.org

  25. Online Giving OR MyPay

  26. Campaign in a Box • Keyworker / Coordinator Campaign Guide • 2013 NNE CFC Charity Brochure • Pledge Cards • 6 Week Campaign Plan • Email Samples • Posters and Postcards • Table Top Giveaway Items • 2013 Awards Program • 2013 Video • Report Envelope

  27. Whats in the Box? Lets Review Each Item…..

  28. CFC Campaign Meetings • Welcome, Endorsement, Remarks, Goal • CFC Campaign Overview • CFC Video • Presentation from a Charity • Questions and Answers Be sure to leave time for fun, food, games, & completion of pledge forms!

  29. Agency Speakers Agency speakers can give your meeting, or kickoff firsthand knowledge about the programs and services our charities provide. Speakers can be arranged for almost any time through your Loaned Executives.

  30. Agency Fairs Designed to be interactive with employees and non-profit representatives, an agency fair will provide a comprehensive view of what many CFC agencies are doing in our community. Agency fairs provide employees with access to information about agencies they are interested in. Schedule one through your Loaned Executive.

  31. Your Job Follow your 5 Step Plan Utilize your “Campaign in a Box” 100% Contact, 100% Opportunity Have Fun!!

  32. Dos and Do Nots WE MUST: Make sure everyone has an opportunity to participate. Cooperate with the organizing and conducting of the campaign. The CFC is the only authorized solicitation in the federal workplace (exceptions: food, clothes, toy drives, approved disaster relief, coworker support) DO NOT: Ask for 100% participation. Set personal dollar goals. Have supervisors directly solicit subordinates. Promote a specific agency. “Arm twist”

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