Combined Federal Campaign
Family Care Foundation is a proud participant in the Combined Federal Campaign* (CFC). The Combined Federal Campaign or CFC is the annual workplace fund-raising drive conducted by Federal employees --including civilian, military personnel and postal workers each fall-- which raises millions of dollars benefiting thousands of non-profit charities like Family Care Foundation.
To choose Family Care Foundation this year, please select agency code 10067. Thank you!
Workplace Giving
If your company does not have a workplace giving program, or if you would like to see Family Care Foundation (FCF) become part of your existing campaign, please ask your fiscal officer, or the person responsible for your company's workplace giving, to add "Family Care Foundation" as a participating charity.
If your workplace works exclusively with United Way, most local United Way programs allow donors to specify a charity other than one from their list of participating charities. Look for a "donor option" line on your giving campaign form and write in "Family Care Foundation". Your local United Way will then forward any such gifts to us.
Does Family Care Foundation (FCF) receive my entire donation?
In either of the above scenarios, those agencies handling the local campaign deduct fundraising expenses before we receive any funds. As a result, we do not receive the entire amount you pledge.
If you would like to maximize your charitable giving to FCF, you may want to consider giving directly to Family Care Foundation apart from your workplace giving campaign. You can partner with Family Care Foundation in a number of ways, whatever is most convenient for you:
- Call 1-800-992-2383 with your credit card information.
- Click here to donate online at our secure website.
- Write a check payable to Family Care Foundation, and mail this to:
- FCF, P.O. Box 1039, Spring Valley, CA 91979
Regardless of the way you give we are thankful for your participation in support of our programs benefitting children and families in 50 countries.
* Background on the Combined Federal Campaign: The United States government established the CFC as a way for federal workers to support charities. During the 1960’s and 1970’s, the CFC was extremely successful, with a participation rate of over 70%. More recently, the CFC has seen a drop-off in participation.
The CFC was originally a single charitable choice campaign, featuring only United Way. As a result of federal legislation, the CFC became a combined campaign. Approximately 5 million federal employees are solicited annually in 360 locations.
An estimated 1.3 million federal employees and military personnel participate in the Combined Federal Campaign or CFC, which raises about $250 million a year for more than 50,000 local, national and international nonprofits.