Southeastern Michigan Combined Federal Campaign

Information for Charities

Charity Qualifications & Materials

CFC Charities are organizations with status as tax-exempt charities as determined by the Internal Revenue Service under 501(c)(3) of Title 26 of the United States Code that provide health and human services and that are determined to be eligible for participation in the CFC. Organizations may apply and be listed in the CFC brochure as either a local, national or an international unaffiliated organization or as a member of a local, national or international federation.

Charities that apply to receive funds through the CFC are required to submit to extensive review of their financial and governance practices prior to acceptance. This eligibility review has helped set standards for participation in giving initiatives that transcend the community.

Detailed information is provided in the links below. Direct questions or comments to CFC Operations.

2008 Southeastern Michigan Area CFC – Charity / Federation Exhibit

2008 Planning Materials

2008 Charity Applications

The 2008 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) charity application is now available on the OPM website.  Also consult the full Charity Qualification and Materials section for more detailed information.  Electronic copies of prior years' CFC applications are available upon request. Please contact the Office of the Combined Federal Campaign (OCFC) at cfc@opm.gov.

CFC Charity Application Deadlines

The 2008 national/international independent charity application deadline is 5PM (EST) January 15, 2008.  Late applications will not be accepted.

The 2008 local independent and federation charity application deadline varies from campaign to campaign.  For more information, please contact Jane Wilson at 313-226-9246.

CFC Charity Application Training

Training for local charities is conducted by the local CFC office.  For more information, please contact Aundra Berry at 313-226-9356.

 

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