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Pictures from the Federal Employee appreciation night on July 21st at Dickey-Stephens Ballpark

Letter Carriers Food Drive in Central Arkansas

Little Rock Air Force Base Day of Caring

CFC Awards Breakfast  See pictures of the event.

          

Thank you for your interest in the Combined Federal Campaign of Greater Arkansas. Our mission is to support and promote philanthropy in the federal workplace. The CFC campaign allows federal employees to support charitable organizations through easy, automatic payroll donations. The CFC is your campaign, run by federal volunteers.

We invite you to learn more about the CFC, review the list of charitable organizations that need your support, and fill out your pledge card today. Contact your Coordinator or Keyworker for more information or call CFC Greater Arkansas at (501) 376-4567 or 1-866-580-4567.

 

Important News!

The Combined Federal Campaign of Greater Arkansas is now soliciting applications from     501 ( c ) 3 health and human organizations for the 2009 Campaign.  Applications are available online on the side bar under "Charity Applications".  Applications will be taken from March 6 - April 9, 2009.  For more information contact B.J. Bowen or Kristin Atkinson at 501-376-4567.

 

 

 

The Combined Federal Campaign of Greater Arkansas raised $982,483 for the 2008 Campaign!  Thank you federal employees for your generous support!

2008 CFC Campaign

Goal: $870,000

Total: $982,483

 

New Guidelines for Payroll Deduction Contributions to Charities

IRS- 2006-186, December 1, 2006

Washington - The Internal Revenue Service announced today new guidelines for taxpayers to follow to substantiate donations to charities that were made by payroll deductions.

"This makes it easier for businesses and individuals to support worthwhile charities without fear of losing the deduction," said IRS Commissioner Mark W. Everson.

Notice 2006-110 explains how a taxpayer who makes charitable contributions by payroll deductions can meet the new recordkeeping requirements.  The taxpayer should retain a pay stub, Form W-2, or other document furnished by the employer that shows the total amount withheld for payment to charity, along with the pledge card that shows the name of the charity.

The recently enacted Pension Protection Act of 2006 changed the recordkeeping requirements for taxpayers claiming deductions for cash contributions to charities, including contributions made by payroll deductions.  For calendar year taxpayers, the new rules apply to contributions made beginning in 2007.

For federal workers, the notice specifically provides that a pledge card with the name of a Combined Federal Campaign will meet the new requirements.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is the official Combined Federal Campaign website for CFC of Greater Arkansas

 

 

 

CFC of Greater Arkansas would like to thank GEICO for their generous help with sponsoring the agency awards and for help with printing the guides

 

 

 

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