Combined Federal Campaign

The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest workplace giving campaign in the world. Government employees give more than $40 million to Community Health Charities and its Member Charities annually. In New York, federal employees donated more than $885,000 last year!

Community Health Charities of New York salutes the generosity of federal employees, without whom our agencies would not be able to provide the magnitude of programs and services available today.

What to Know About the 2009 Campaign

1. Every charity in the 2009 CFC campaign received a new designation code prior to the Fall 2007 CFC campaign.

2. Community Health Charities of New York's current CFC code for donations to the federation is #71108.

3. For a listing of CFC codes for all 47 CHC-NY Member Charities, click here.

4. For a listing of CFC codes for the 50+ national CHC Member Charities, click here.

5. Check the CFC brochure for your selected charity's name. When you complete your pledge form, be sure to use the correct code for the charity to which you wish to contribute.

6. You may find your CHC Member Charity under the Community Health Charities National Federation heading in the National Section and/or under the Community Health Charities of New York Local Federation heading in the Local Federation section of the brochure.

When making contributions during the 2009 CFC, Community Health Charities encourages you to pay careful attention to the percentage noted for an organization’s Administrative and Fund Raising ratio (AFR). Prior to 2007, charities could not participate in the CFC unless their AFR to revenue ratio was under 25%, or had a plan in place to achieve this target. Changes in regulations have since removed this criterion. Community Health Charities maintains the requirement of an AFR of less than or equal to 25% as part of its membership qualifications.

If you would like to verify a code for a local affiliate of Community Health Charities, or one of its local member charities, check your local CFC brochure.

Text Size About CHC New York Board of Directors CHC New York Staff Financial Information Our Charities Health Matters At Work Giving At Work Campaign Tools Combined Federal Campaign Employee Engagement Local Campaign Partners Why Give at Work? Charity Spotlight Health Resources Health Insurance Options in New York Medicare RX Access Partnership for Prescription Assistance Support Groups in New York Get Involved Site Search	Return to Giving At Work Combined Federal Campaign The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest workplace giving campaign in the world. Government employees give more than $40 million to Community Health Charities and its Member Charities annually. In New York, federal employees donated more than $885,000 last year! Community Health Charities of New York salutes the generosity of federal employees, without whom our agencies would not be able to provide the magnitude of programs and services available today. What to Know About the 2009 Campaign 1. Every charity in the 2009 CFC campaign received a new designation code prior to the Fall 2007 CFC campaign. 2. Community Health Charities of New York's current CFC code for donations to the federation is #71108. 3. For a listing of CFC codes for all 47 CHC-NY Member Charities, click here. 4. For a listing of CFC codes for the 50+ national CHC Member Charities, click here. 5. Check the CFC brochure for your selected charity's name. When you complete your pledge form, be sure to use the correct code for the charity to which you wish to contribute. 6. You may find your CHC Member Charity under the Community Health Charities National Federation heading in the National Section and/or under the Community Health Charities of New York Local Federation heading in the Local Federation section of the brochure. When making contributions during the 2009 CFC, Community Health Charities encourages you to pay careful attention to the percentage noted for an organization’s Administrative and Fund Raising ratio (AFR). Prior to 2007, charities could not participate in the CFC unless their AFR to revenue ratio was under 25%, or had a plan in place to achieve this target. Changes in regulations have since removed this criterion. Community Health Charities maintains the requirement of an AFR of less than or equal to 25% as part of its membership qualifications. If you would like to verify a code for a local affiliate of Community Health Charities, or one of its local member charities, check your local CFC brochure.
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