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2014 Combined Federal Campaign Manager Training - Southeastern North Carolina

The 2014 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) training for Southeastern North Carolina focuses on strengthening workplace charitable engagement among federal employees, military personnel, and postal workers. The CFC, initiated by President Kennedy in 1961, facilitates annual donations through payroll deductions, promoting convenience and choice in charitable giving. This year's goal is to raise $2,250,000. Participants can select from over 2,800 qualified charities. The training includes information on agency selection, donor recognition, and effective communication strategies.

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2014 Combined Federal Campaign Manager Training - Southeastern North Carolina

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  1. Combined Federal CampaignSoutheastern North Carolina 2014 Campaign Manager Trainingwww.senccfc.org 2000TRAINING.PPT

  2. What Is The CFC? Once-a-year, in-the-workplace charitable drive exclusively for Federal employees: Military, Civilian & U.S. Postal Service Created in 1961 by Executive Order of President John F. Kennedy. Campaign period: 1 September - 15 December 2

  3. Why Do We Have A CFC? Eliminates year-round solicitation in the workplace by charitable organizations. and Authorizes donors the convenience and use of payroll deduction for charitable contributions. 3

  4. How Are Agencies Selected? Agencies are pre-screened annually by Eligibility Committees that are composed of Federal employees. Agencies must meet stringent fiscal, managerial and ethical standards. 5

  5. How Effective Is The CFC?2013 Southeastern North CarolinaCFC: $ 2,060,155 $ 129.73 Average Gift 25% Participation National CFC: $ 281,518,167 $ 276.60 Average Gift 21% Participation 7

  6. (1 of 2) Why Participate?CONVENIENCE - CHOICE - CONFIDENCE CONVENIENCE • Once-a-year • In the work-place • Payroll deduction • New Online Giving Pogram CHOICE Select from 2,800+ charitable organizations and Contribute to an Agency of choice 8

  7. Eagle Donor Recognition Bronze Club – Annual contribution……..….$300-$549 Silver Club – Annual contribution……………$550-$749 Gold Club – Annual contribution….….…..…..$750-$999 Eagle Club – Annual contribution…….…..….$1000-More 10

  8. CFC DONOR RECOGNITIONBronze Club Award$300-$549

  9. CFC DONOR RECOGNITIONSilver Club Award $550-$749

  10. CFC DONOR RECOGNITIONGold Club Award$750-$999

  11. CFC DONOR RECOGNITIONEagle Club Award$1,000 or More

  12. Agency Recognition Bronze Award ……. 60% participation with a per-capita gift of $36.00. This is equivalent to a $3 donation per month. Silver Award ……… 70% participation with a per-capita gift of $48.00. This is equivalent to a $4 donation per month. Gold Award ……….. 80% participation with a per-capita gift of $60.00. This is equivalent to a $5 donation per month. 11

  13. (1 of 4) Campaign Material Charity Guide…….……..…1 for every 2 individuals Charitable Agency Listing General campaign information & options 12

  14. Campaign Material Continued • Campaign Brochure on line at: • www.senccfc.org • Online Giving Authorized at www.senccfc.org • 2014 Alphabetical Agency Listing

  15. Campaign Material Continued • Campaign Video on line at: www.senccfc.org • 2014 Campaign Brochure: • Hard copy 1 for every 2 assigned • Available On Line at www.senccfc.org • Alphabetical Listing On Line at www.senccfc.org

  16. (2 of 4) 2014 Campaign Material Pledge Card….…………..…..………...…..For every individual - 1 each Eagle Club Recognition Copy (Information Cover Page) Payroll Office Copy (Copy # 1) Central Receipt Point Copy (Copy # 2) Contributor’s Copy(Copy # 3) Tally Envelope…….……...For Key Workers - 1 per 20 pledge forms Personnel contact tracking and accounting 13

  17. Pledge Card Cover

  18. Sample Pledge Card Cash or Check Donation

  19. Sample Pledge Card Civilian Payroll Deduction

  20. Sample Pledge Card Military Payroll Deduction

  21. Online Giving Option

  22. Online Giving Continued

  23. Online Registration

  24. Registration Continued

  25. Registration Continued

  26. Pledge on line Continued

  27. Campaign Material Progress Report Form……….…………...For Coordinators Used for weekly statistical reports to higher headquarters SFC Walker 406TH AFSB (910) 396-1234 14 Dec 2013 60 51 $12,943.32 $215.72 85% 14

  28. Campaign Material Campaign Video…….……. For Coordinators – 1 Activity • Available on line at www.senccfc.org. or from the CFC Office • NEW = Online pledging available at www.senccfc.org. • Used at training events, kickoff events, and rallies 16

  29. Progress Reporting Dates 7, 14, 21, 28 OCT 4, 11, 18, 25 NOV 2, 9, 16 DEC 19

  30. 2014 Campaign Objectives! Raise $ 2,250,000+ Inform all Federal employees of the advantages of using the CFC Hand Delivery of a Brochure and Pledge Card to every Federal employee 20

  31. Communications Campaign Manager Name _Your Name ________ Telephone 396-1234 CFC Office Website: www.senccfc.org Telephone: 910-396-3660 E-mail: cfc.dan@embarqmail.com mckeithenl@aol.com Web Page Washington D.C. www.opm.gov/cfc 25

  32. Southeastern North Carolina CFC 17 County Region

  33. REGIONAL CAMPAIGN GOAL$2,250,000 31

  34. Invest In Your Own FutureUse your CFC…“Change Tomorrow Today” 31

  35. Questions ?www.senccfc.org 31

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