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The Combined Federal Campaign is Holding a Special Solicitation to Help Charities through the COVID-19 Pandemic
Now through June 30, 2020, federal employees and retirees can support CFC charities as they face increased demand and limited resources due to the impact of the pandemic.
No action is necessary from you.ÌýAs long as you participated in the 2019 CFC this past fall, you will automatically be listed as an option for donors to support. We encourage you to share the news with your constituents and let them know the great news. This is an opportunity to boost donations from those who already have pledged support to you, as well as a chance for federal employees and new hires who missed out this past fall to donate to you via a one-time or monthly recurring gift via credit card, debit card, or ACH (electronic check).
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