About Intermountain Combined Federal Campaign
The mission of Intermountain CFC is to create a positive charitable giving
climate that empowers federal employees to improve their community through
an efficient, engaging and personally relevant campaign. Last year employees in our campaign raised more than $2,503,000 to support
charitable causes in our local communities, throughout
the nation and the world. Together, we are delivering hope to people who need it. Thank you!
About CFC
Conducted by the federal government under the authority of the U.S. Office
of Personnel Management (OPM), the CFC operates in more than 300 localities
throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and
in overseas military bases. This is the only authorized fundraising entity
for federal government employees. CFC continues to be the largest and most
successful workplace fundraising model in the world, raising over $260
million in 2006 for thousands of local, national, and international charitable
agencies. (See “history
of CFC” at OPM’s CFC Website).
All decisions regarding the inclusion of agencies in a local CFC campaigns rest with the Local Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC). The LFCC is comprised of Federal employees and representatives of labor unions with Federal employees as members. Every year, the LFCC selects one of the voluntary organizations involved in the CFC to manage the campaign and serve as fiscal agent. This agency, called the Principal Combined Fund Organization (PCFO), manages the CFC. OPM sets strict requirements for this role, including annual audits of the PCFO by an independent CPA. The current PCFO of the Intermountain Combined Federal Campaign is United Way of Northern Utah.
Donations through CFC can be designated to charitable agencies that provide
meals for hungry children, relief for families in need of counseling, further
work on cures for diseases, comfort for the dying, access to water in the
Third World, environmental protection, and better lives and renewed hope
for millions of people in our global community. CFC offers federal employees
a way to easily and conveniently make a contribution to the good of society
as a whole based on their own values.
For more information on CFC, go to www.opm.gov/cfc
| Campaign Boundaries: | All of the state of Utah Idaho: Bonneville, Teton, Power, Bannock, Caribou, Oneida, Franklin, Bear Lake, Lemhi, Bingham, Custer, Butte, Clark, Jefferson, Fremont, and Madison counties Colorado: Delta, Garfield, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Mesa, Moffat, Montrose, Ouray, Rio Blanco, Routt and San Miguel counties
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Local Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC)
2009 LFCC Chair Ogden, UT 2008 LFCC Members Gove Aker Collbran, CO B/Gen Jeff Burton Draper, UT Yolanda C. Dennis-Loman Commander, Tooele Army Depot Tooele, UT Pania Heimuli Salt Lake City, UT Mark Jones Salt Lake City, UT Paul J. Mamo Field Director, Submission Processing Internal Revenue Service Ogden, UT Jan Ogilvie Specialist U.S. Dept of Energy Idaho Falls, ID
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Vice-Chair Gove Aker Collbran, CO
Mark Bilosz Executive Director VA Regional Office, Salt Lake City Sherry Butler Salt Lake City, UT Harv Forsgren Ogden, UT Mark Johnson Hill AFB, UT Ron Malin Acting Federal Security Director US Dept. Homeland Security/TSA Salt Lake City, UT Beth McMahan Casper, WY Dave Trueman Salt Lake City, UT 2009 Committee Liaison U.S. Forest Service Ogden, UT
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