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Charities hit OPM’s federal workplace giving rules, but welcome invitation to discuss them
Source: The Washington Post Leaders of charitable organizations don’t like major parts of the Obama administration’s effort to “revitalize” the annual federal workplace giving campaign,…
Read ArticleCharities critical of new federal giving rules
Source: The Washington Post The Obama administration will issue new federal employee charitable giving regulations that it says “will mean that more of a Federal…
Read ArticleMaking CFC Giving Count
Source: OPM.gov Director’s Blog 70,000 emergency responses to natural disasters. A free mammography program for women in need. 4,000 children adopted. 500 internships for Hispanic…
Read ArticleCharities Will Now Have to Pay a Fee to Participate in the Annual Federal Giving Drive
Source: www.govexec.com Federal employees’ annual charity drive will receive a major makeover in 2016, the Office of Personnel Management announced Friday. The overhaul marks the…
Read ArticleInterview: MADD National President, Jan Withers, Shares the Best-kept Secret to MADD’s Success & More
Q & A With Jan Withers, National President of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) What attracted you to this job & particular cause? On April 16,…
Read ArticleAmerica’s Charities Members AHC, DoSomething.org and HRC Named 2014 Best Nonprofits to Work For by The NonProfitTimes
Source: The NonProfitTimes Ask almost anyone who works at a nonprofit to tell you the best part about working there and the answer generally will…
Read ArticleBecause So Little Had Changed This Breast Cancer Advocate Stepped Up
When Gloria Wakefield was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009, the experience was familiar. Not just because she had been diagnosed once before, 22 years…
Read ArticleInterview With New Feed The Children CEO, Kevin Hagan
Source: The Christian Post Feed the Children, ranked as No. 15 among the 50 largest U.S. charities by Forbes magazine, took a hit in 2009…
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