Combined Federal Campaign

The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest workplace giving campaign in the World. Since the inception of the CFC in 1961, Federal Workers have given over 6 Billion dollars through the campaign. Annually, government employees give more than $40 million to Community Health Charities and its member charities. In Florida federal employees donate over $1.3 million annually!

Community Health Charities salutes the great generosity of Federal Employees without which our agencies would not be able to provide the magnitude of programs and services available today.

What to Know About the 2011 Campaign

For a listing of national codes for all 50 CHC member charities, click here.
For a listing of CFC codes for CHC of Florida member charities, please visit your local CFC website and look for Community Health Charities of Florida Federation.
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.
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 Florida Local Federation Heading in the Local Federation Section of the brochure.

When making contributions during the 2011 CFC, Community Health Charities encourages you to pay careful attention to the percentage noted for an organization’s Administrative and Fund Raising ratio (AFR). In prior years, 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 number. Changes in regulations have removed this criterion. Community Health Charities maintains criteria of an AFR of 25% or lower as part of its membership qualifications.

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