Combined Federal Campaign
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) was established by President Kennedy in 1961 as a once-a-year, in-the-workplace appeal for federal employees, including military, civilian and U.S. Postal Service personnel.
The CFC was established because employees requested a convenient way to give and wanted to end year-round multiple charity appeals in the workplace.
The San Diego County Combined Federal Campaign is one of 344 campaigns in the United States, as well as an overseas campaign for federal employees stationed abroad. Locally, a committee consisting of the senior leadership of the federal community provides oversight to the San Diego campaign.
In 2006, 30.6 percent of the employees participated in the San Diego campaign, raising over $5.6 million for more than 1,800 charities.
For more information on how you can make a difference, please contact:
San
Diego/Imperial County CFC
(858) 636-4114
cfc@cfc-sandiego.org
www.cfc-sandiego.org
