HSCA Agency #2844 Help Enrich Educational Projects Through CFC, State, and Other Workplace Campaigns.(Human Service Charities of America//Combined Federal Campaign/National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund)(Brief Article)

The NRL Educational Trust Fund is excited about fall workplace giving opportunities because each year they help generate tens of thousands of dollars which the Trust Fund is able to share with its state affiliates who use the proceeds to educate their communities.

Thanks to the generosity of federal, state, and private-sector employees who contribute to the National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund through public and private workplace campaigns, pro-life educational efforts are enhanced and hearts and minds changed. Know that your generosity makes a huge difference in the fight to protect the unborn and the medically dependent elderly!

If you or someone you know works for the federal or state government, you have an opportunity this fall to contribute to the National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), or a state employee campaign in one of the following 14 states (and the District of Columbia): California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, and Wisconsin.

The time to take action is now! Already the CFC, the principal workplace campaign for federal employees, has kicked off its work at its 300+ campaigns on military bases and/or postal offices around the country. Note, please, that beginning and closing times are determined by each campaign headquarters. The activity spans two months, either August through October or October through December.

Here's how it works. During this period, federal workers are given a brochure by their CFC chair-person that lists hundreds of educational charities from which to select. This presents an excellent opportunity to enhance the educational efforts of the National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund. ...