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CFC- 50 Years of Caring & Sharing |
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Dear Federal Colleagues:
Giving through CFC presents a unique opportunity to help charities that have a special significance to you or to help a stranger whose quality of life is greatly improved through your generosity. There are many organizations that participate in the CFC program, and it is likely that someone you know has already benefitted from CFC-funded assistance. Contributing to your special charity has never been easier through donations by cash, check, charge, or payroll deduction- either via a one-time donation or by a regular payroll deducation. And if you already contribute regularly to a charity, you can use CFC as your contribution mechanism. Don't worry, there won't be any high pressure CFC "sales" representatives calling on you. CFC volunteers, your co-workers and friends, provide informational materials and collect your donations only during a limited time once a year. These volunteers are the heart and soul of the CFC education and collection system. I can't thank them enough for what they do. I encourage Alaska federal employees to contribute through this year's Combined Federal Campaign and to join the team as a volunteer. Thank you for your participation. Beth Pendleton Regional Forester, Alaska Region U.S. Forest Service
The 2012 Application period is now closed. Thank you to all of the organizations that have applied. . Thanks to all of your generous donations. The 2011 Alaska CFC raised over $1,495,000 to help communities and charities all across the globe ! Click HERE to view agency totals.
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It is my honor to serve as the Alaska chair for this 51st year of the Combined Federal Campaign. I'm excited to lead our Alaska federal workforce through this year's CFC effort to raise funds for worthy organizations that provide assistance to millions of people all over the world. 

