October 10, 2007
Combined Federal Campaign
The Blood Bank of Alaska is part of the Combined Federal Employees Campaign for 2007.

What is the Combined Federal Campaign?
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is an organized program through which federal employees can give to charitable organizations. Federal employees are those individuals in the military, civilian federal agency, and US Postal Service.

Whom does it serve?
The CFC serves you, the federal employee, as a giving vehicle through which payroll deduction gifts are sent to the charity of your choice. It also serves over 2200 charitable organizations as a cost-effective means of receiving important funds to provide services to their clients.

Why is there a CFC?
The CFC was established as a once-a-year workplace giving program to serve the charitable giving needs of federal employees.

Who receives your contribution?
You choose which charitable organization(s) receive your donation. There are over 2200 and the Blood Bank of Alaska is eligible to receive contribution with the new Five-Digit Code - 31150. If you are a federal employee and would like your gift to be received by the Blood Bank of Alaska, please use this code on the pledge form.

Thank you for your support!