Coordinators

Combined Federal Campaign Coordinators

The CFC Coordinator plays a key role in the philanthropic engaging of federal civilian, military, and postal employees in the workplace.

Each year, an agency Coordinator is selected by management to assist in the facilitation of the CFC. If this becomes an opportunity for you, we strongly encourage you to attend the annual Coordinator Training which will be held in September or October of this year (specific dates/times TBA). The success of your respective federal agency’s campaign will fall largely on your shoulders and your collaborative efforts alongside your Loaned Executive and Keyworkers (colleagues that assist you while you facilitate the campaign).

Not only will this be an exciting and fulfilling opportunity, but your campaign will be a success because of the organizational, creative and motivational techniques you use to build support for the CFC within your agency.

To learn more about becoming a CFC Coordinator, please contact Mary Cullen at the CFC Office at 410-895-1495 or via email at mary.cullen@uwcm.org.

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$1 Slide Show

View the attached PowerPoint to learn about the many possibilities that $1 - $100 per pay can help to provide! Small change to one person can make a big impact in our community, country and world. Play the PowerPoint during CFC employee meetings and events to further raise awareness. 


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2009 CFC Coordinator Training Slides Now Available

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2009 Coordinator Training

THANKS TO THE ALMOST 80 CFC COORDINATORS WHO ATTENDED THIS YEAR"S TRAINING!

 

CFC Coordinators,

You are cordially invited to attend the CBACFC 2009 Coordinator Training!

When: Wednesday, September 23, 2009

           Registration: 8:30am - 9:00am

           Session: 9:00am - 4:00pm

          (Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.)

Where: Bank of America Building

           100 S. Charles St, 4th Floor (Glassview Room)

           Baltimore, MD 21203

RSVP: Mary.Cullen@uwcm.org/410-895-1495 by September 18, 2009

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