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Donors | Combined Federal Campaign Imagine the future you can create when you give through the CFC! By giving through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), incredibly generous employees, retirees, and contractors can make a more hopeful future in communities everywhere
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Combined Federal Campaign | U. S. Department of Commerce The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the official workplace-giving campaign for the federal community It allows federal employees and retirees to support the causes they care about by giving to their charity (or charities) of choice from the thousands participating
My CFC The CFC is a partnership of federal employees, donors, and volunteers coming together to support charities making a difference in our communities, our country, and across the globe The intersection of each partner leads to unique opportunities to make the world a better place
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