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Hawaii-Pacific
Combined Federal Campaign

Thank you to all who supported and contributed to the 2022 campaign!

On April 19, Hawaii-Pacific CFC Campaign Leadership transitioned from 2022 Campaign Chair U.S. Coast Guard Fourteenth District, represented by Rear Admiral Michael Day, to 2023 CFC Campaign Chair U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific, represented by Lieutenant General William Jurney.

Many thanks to everyone who helped the 2022 Hawaii-Pacific Combined Federal Campaign raise $971,466.72 for those in need!

The 2023 CFC Charity List is expected to be released in late August 2023. Stay tuned for more information on the 2023 campaign!

The CFC is the world’s largest and most successful annual workplace charity campaign, with 120 campaigns (which were merged into 36 campaign zones for the 2017 campaign, centered around federal executive boards and large military organizations) throughout the country and overseas raising millions of dollars each year. Pledges made by Federal civilian, postal and military donors during the campaign season support eligible non-profit organizations that provide health and human service benefits throughout the world. The Director of OPM has designated responsibility for day-to-day management of the program to its CFC office.

The mission of the CFC is to promote and support philanthropy through a program that is employee focused, cost-efficient, and effective in providing all federal employees the opportunity to improve the quality of life for all.

 

Campaign Videos

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Get Involved

The HPFEB provides staff support to the Local Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC). Executive Committee members also serve as LFCC members, and in this role exercise general oversight over the Hawaii-Pacific Combined Federal Campaign. The Campaign provides a central work place giving opportunity for over 90,000 active duty military and civilian employees in Hawaii, Guam/CNMI and the remote Pacific Islands.

The Hawaii-Pacific Area Campaign encompasses the Hawaiian Islands and various territories, commonwealths and possessions in the Central and Western Pacific including Guam, the CNMI and American Samoa. Military and DOD civilian personnel stationed in Japan, Korea, Thailand and other locations in the far Pacific and Asia can donate through the Overseas Campaign, which is managed centrally in Washington, DC.

Partnerships with nonprofit organizations are a core part of the CFC structure. In each of the approximately 36 CFC zones throughout the country, local and national nonprofit organizations collaborate closely with committees of volunteer Federal employees to design marketing strategies for the campaign and to process the receipt and distribution of Federal employee contributions to the charities they choose.

Each campaign is managed by a volunteer group of Federal employees who work with the Campaign Chair to generate contributions and distribute them to eligible charities. This partnership provides an opportunity for Federal workers to become involved in their communities and adds great value to the Combined Federal Campaign for both Federal employees and the participating nonprofit organizations.

Resources

Check out all participating charities: 2022 CFC Charity List.pdf

Download the final: 2021 Hawaii Pacific Area Giving Report.pdf

Download the 2021 Campaign Report to Donors: 2021 CFCHIP Donor Report.docx

Get the CFC app: 2021 CFC Giving Mobile App Instructions.pdf

Find your CFC office code on the online look up table: 2021 Hawaii-Pacific CFC Workplace Lookup

Watch the 2021 Hawaii-Pacific CFC Recognition and Turnover Ceremony