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2009 Annual Report
Letters from Chairs |
Campaign Results | Top 25 Agencies
for 2009
Campaign History Charts | Charitable Recipients
Caring for Community Award Winners |
2009 Campaign Cabinet | Contact
Curtis Walker and Gary Beets, 2009 CFC
Co-Chairs
If we had to describe the 2009 Combined
Federal Campaign in one word it would be “awesome”! By raising
$4,069,069
the campaign went from an initial theme of
“ICan…” to one of “WeDid”!
This represents the first time for the Heartland Federal Region to surpass
the $4 million dollar mark! What makes this new level of contributing
impressive is the fact that it was done in a period of economic slowdown.
The success enjoyed by the Heartland CFC ran contrary to most charitable
campaigns conducted in 2009.
The formula for turning what could have
been a down year in to the success it was, stems from two sources. First,
was the giving and caring attitude of the Federal community—both civilian
and military. In spite of economic uncertainty, you understood the
importance of helping people in need and stepped up to make our respective
communities better places to live and work. Secondly, second was the
special efforts put forth by Agency Heads, the CFC cabinet members, loaned
executives, agency campaign coordinators, special committees, union leaders,
and everyone that may have made a contact on behalf of the CFC that helped
to get the word out and raise needed funds for our community. The
individual and collective efforts of these individuals served as the
proverbial “heartbeat” of the campaign—pumping the life and energy needed to
nurture an extremely successful campaign.
As we close out the 2009 campaign, we look back with pride
and appreciation of what has been accomplished and we Thank You so very
much!
 Campaign Results
- Total Raised $4,069,069 ($323,252 over 2008)
- Participation 31.25% (versus 27.42% in 2008)
- Average Gift $262.54(versus $272.07 in 2008)
- Per Capita Gift $82.04 (versus $777.56 in 2008)
Making the Most of your Donation
- Heartland Combined Federal Campaign 2009
Actual Fundraising Administrative Cost 5.31%
- Undesignated Dollars raised in 2009 $319,837 or 7.86%
How your donation worked for your chosen charity
| Example for 2009 |
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- Your amount pledged through CFC
- Undesignated Dollars to your agency (7.86%)
- Cost of Administration & Fundraising (5.31%)
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$200.00
+15.72
-10.62 |
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Your total designated gift to agency: |
$205.10 |
Top
25 CFC Agencies for 2009
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AGENCY NAME |
Number of Employees |
% of Participation |
Contribution |
Per Capita Gift |
Average Gift per Donor |
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Federal agencies per capita with 500 or more employees |
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Environmental Protection Agency |
568 |
41.02% |
$ 126,738.67 |
$ 223.13 |
$
543.94 |
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USDA - Beacon Complex |
1,010 |
54.95% |
$ 206,292.90 |
$ 204.25 |
$
371.70 |
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General Services Administration |
883 |
46.21% |
$ 163,717.74 |
$ 185.41 |
$
401.27 |
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Social Security Administration-Regional |
1,385 |
54.87% |
$ 254,944.84 |
$ 184.08 |
$
335.45 |
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Internal Revenue Service - Campus |
2,245 |
61.29% |
$ 381,841.38 |
$ 170.09 |
$
277.50 |
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Federal
agencies per capita with 75 to 499 employees |
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National Information Technology Center -USDA |
138 |
67.39% |
$ 53,578.74 |
$ 388.25 |
$
576.12 |
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Financial Management Service |
114 |
66.67% |
$ 37,769.82 |
$ 331.31 |
$
496.97 |
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Dept of Homeland Security - National Benefits Center |
421 |
64.85% |
$ 114,821.60 |
$ 272.74 |
$
420.59 |
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US Postal Service - Mid America District Office |
96 |
65.63% |
$ 24,907.76 |
$ 259.46 |
$
395.36 |
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Dept Of Justice - Bureau of Prisons |
77 |
62.34% |
$ 19,966.75 |
$ 259.31 |
$
415.97 |
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Federal
agencies per capita with 25 to 74 employees
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Dept Of Commerce - Bureau Of Census |
50 |
100.00% |
$ 37,332.78 |
$ 746.66 |
$
321.83 |
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Social Security Regional Office of Quality Performance |
58 |
89.66% |
$ 32,429.48 |
$ 559.13 |
$
623.64 |
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National Nuclear Security Administration |
36 |
66.67% |
$ 18,208.63 |
$ 505.80 |
$
758.69 |
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Transportation Security Administration - KCMO |
38 |
81.58% |
$ 19,027.40 |
$ 500.72 |
$
613.79 |
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Social Security Administration- Office of General
Counsel |
36 |
100.00% |
$ 17,896.00 |
$ 497.11 |
$
447.40 |
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Federal
agencies per capita with 10 to 24 employees
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Federal Transit Administration |
13 |
100.00% |
$ 13,193.18 |
$ 1,014.86 |
$942.37 |
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission |
15 |
100.00% |
$ 11,354.00 |
$ 756.93 |
$630.78 |
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Dept Of Labor - Wage & Hour Division |
15 |
100.00% |
$ 9,192.00 |
$ 612.80 |
$459.60 |
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Office Of Personnel Management |
18 |
100.00% |
$ 10,930.69 |
$ 607.26 |
$607.26 |
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Health & Human Services-Office of Inspector
General |
14 |
71.43% |
$ 7,260.32 |
$ 518.59 |
$518.59 |
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Federal
agencies per capita with less than 10 employees
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Dept Of Labor -Veterans Employment |
1 |
100.00% |
$ 1,100.06 |
$ 1,100.06 |
$ 1,100.06 |
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US Postal Service - Freeman |
3 |
33.33% |
$ 3,250.00 |
$ 1,083.33 |
$ 3,250.00 |
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U.S. Bankruptcy Office Judges-Topeka |
5 |
100.00% |
$ 5,084.00 |
$ 1,016.80 |
$ 847.33 |
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Dept of Justice - Community Relations Service |
3 |
100.00% |
$ 2,224.04 |
$ 741.35 |
$ 556.01 |
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US Postal Service - Missouri City |
2 |
50.00% |
$ 1,300.00 |
$ 650.00 |
$ 1,300.00 |
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Campaign History
Charitable Recipients
The following is a listing of the top 25 charities, (by dollar amount),
designated towards by local federal employees in the 2009 campaign.
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Harvesters, The Community Food
Network
Children’s Mercy
Hospital
St. Jude’s
Children’s Research Hospital
City Union
Mission
Wayside
Waifs
American
Red Cross (National Federation)
Shriner’s
Hospitals for Children
Susan G.
Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (KC Affiliate)
Catholic
Charities of Kansas City – St. Joseph
Boy Scouts of America – Heart of America
Chapter
Humane
Society of Greater Kansas City
American Cancer Society (Heartland Chapter)
American
Red Cross, Greater Kansas City Chapter
Focus on the
Family
Topeka
Rescue Mission, Inc.
United Way
of Greater Kansas City
ASPCA:
American Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals
Kansas
City
Hospice
American
Cancer Society (National Chapter)
Salvation
Army (Kansas City)
Hope
House
United
Negro College Fund
W.E.B.
Dubois Learning Center
No More
Homeless Pets KC
Operation
Breakthrough |
$159,280
$92,443
$80,101
$75,043
$51,039
$45,530
$38,617
$37,079
$35,651
$34,020
$32,929
$32,200
$30,671
$29,428
$29,407
$29,069
$28,340
$27,707
$27,681
$26,860
$26,821
$22,409
$20,843
$20,299
$20,131 |
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Caring
for Community Award Winners
The Caring for Community Award is awarded to agencies, which support CFC
above and beyond the call of duty! The award is based upon an organization's
financial contributions and active involvement throughout the year.
- Aviation Support Facility
- Coast Guard Personnel Service Center
- Dept of Commerce National Reconditioning Center
- Dept of Commerce Bureau of Census
- Dept of Commerce- National Weather Service-Central Region H Q
- Dept of Energy - National Nuclear Security Administration
- Dept of Homeland Security -National Benefits Center -
Citizenship Immigration Services
- Dept of Justice Bureau of Prisons
- Dept of Justice US Probation and Pretrial
- Dept of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Dept of Labor - ESA/Office of Federal Contract Compliance
- Dept of Labor - Occupational Safety & Health Administration
- Dept of Labor - Employee Benefits Security Administration
- Dept of Labor- Workers Compensation Program
- Dept of Treasury Financial Management Services
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
(New)
- Federal Transit Administration
- General Services Administration
- Health & Human Service, Office of the Regional Director
- Health & Human Service - ACF
- Health & Human Service - Food & Drug Admin
- Health & Human Service Office for Civil Rights
- Health & Human Service, Program Support Center
- Health Resources and Services Administration
- Internal Revenue Service - Kansas City Campus(New)
- Internal Revenue Service - Office of Chief Counsel(New)
- Lake City Army Ammunition Plant
- Missouri Basin River Forecast Center
- National Highway Traffic Safety Admin
- Office of Personnel Management
- Pipeline Safety & Hazardous Materials Safety
- Railroad Retirement Board
- Small Business Administration
- Small Business Administration -Review Branch
- Social Security Administration Richard Bolling Building
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- Social Security Administration- JOCO
- Social Security Administration, 63rd Street
- Social Security Administration, Gladstone
- Social Security Administration, Independence
- Social Security Administration, Kansas City, KS
- Social Security Administration Sedalia, MO
- Social Security
Administration Gateway
- Social Security Administration -Office of Disability &
Adjudicative Review- Hearing Office
- Social Security Administration -Office of Disability &
Adjudicative Review- Review Office
- Social Security Administration Office of Inspector General
- Social Security Administration Regional Office of Quality & Assurance
- Social Security Administration, Topeka Office
(New)
- Social Security Administration Lawrence, KS
- Transportation Security Administration - KCMO
- Transportation Security Administration - Springfield, MO
(New)
- US Bankruptcy Court - Judge's Office
- US Bankruptcy Office - Clerk's Office
- US Dept of Agriculture Beacon Drive Complex
- US Dept of Agriculture -Federal Milk Market Administration
- US Dept of Agriculture National Information Technology Center
- US Dept of Agriculture - Office of Inspector General/Audit
- US Dept of Agriculture - Office of Inspector General/F&ITO
(New)
- US Dept of Agriculture - Risk Management Agency - Topeka
- US Marshals Service - Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation
System (JPATS)
- US Marine Corps - TSO (New)
- US Postal Service, Inspection Service
- US Postal Service KCMO Processing & Distribution Center
- US Postal Service KCMO Vehicle Maintenance
- US Postal Service Mid-America District Office
- US Postal Service -SE Station
- US Postal Service, Indian Creek Branch
- US Postal Service Shawnee Mission VMF
- US Postal Service, Stamp Distribution Center
- US Postal Service, Topeka Operations
- USDA- GIPSA Technical Service Division
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Please ask your CFC representative on how you can be
involved in the
CARING FOR COMMUNITY AWARD for 2010.
2009 Campaign Cabinet
CFC Campaign Co-Chair
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Gary Beets |
Financial Management Services |
CFC Campaign Co-Chair
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Curtis Walker |
National Association of Letter Carriers - Branch 30 |
| Division 0 Co-Chairs |
Susan Robinson
Victoria Davidson Rymes |
Financial Management
Services
NTEU Chapter 66 |
| Division 1 Co-Chairs |
Becky Weber
Carol Starnes |
Environmental Protection Agency
AFGE # 2663 |
| Division 2 Co-Chairs |
Stewart Bent
Peter Shields |
Social Security
Administration
AFGE #1336 |
| Division 3 Co-Chairs |
Dorothy Witherspoon
Eric McKamey |
Dept of Labor - Women's' Bureau
AFGE # 1748 |
| Division 4 Co-Chairs |
Monte Tranbarger
Vicki Taylor |
USDA
AFGE # 3892
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| Division 5 Co-Chairs |
Becky Wing
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U.S. Postal Service
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| Division 6 Co-Chairs |
Col. Ivan
Glasco
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US Marine
Corps |
| Greater Topeka Chair
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Richard James |
US Postal Service
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| Fort Riley Area Chair
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Dori Farrow |
US Army
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| Manhattan Area Chair |
Penny Emmele |
Social Security Administration |
| Ozark Area Chair |
Bill Brayman |
US Postal Service |
Awards & Recognition Chairperson
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Cindy Cento |
Dept of Health & Human
Service |
Community Involvement Chairperson
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Steve Tanner |
US Dept of Agriculture -
retired |
Communications Chairperson
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Gail Allen |
General Services Administration |
Day of Caring Chairperson
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Angela Brooks |
Transportation Security
Administration |
Eligibility Chairperson
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Dennis O'Connell |
General Services Administration |
Event Loaned Executive
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General Services Administration
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Training Committee
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Velerie Eddleman |
US Dept of Agriculture
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Ex-Officio's
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Cindy Hillman
Jason Parman |
Federal Executive Board
OPM |
| Division 0 Loaned Executive |
Randy Eischens |
Internal Revenue Service
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| Division 1 Loaned Executive |
David Hoefer |
Environmental
Protection Agency |
| Division 2 Loaned Executive |
Stewart Bent |
Social Security
Administration |
| Division 3 Loaned Executive |
Willie Chambers |
General Services Administration
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| Division 4 Loaned Executive |
Kelly Holdman |
US Dept of Agriculture
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| Division 4 Loaned Executive |
Allison Sizemore |
US Dept of Agriculture
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| Division 5 Loaned Executive |
Kevin Devore |
US Postal Service |
| Division 5 Loaned Executive |
Cheryl
Glazier |
US Postal Service
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| Division 6 Loaned Executive |
Marian Baker |
US Army Corps of Engineers
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| Kansas Director |
Harry Strader |
Heartland CFC |
| Heartland Director |
Larry Hisle |
Heartland CFC |
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Contact
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Contact the CFC:
Heartland Combined Federal
Campaign
1500 E. Banister Road,
Room 1160
Kansas City, MO 64131
www.heartlandcfc.org
Larry Hisle – Heartland
Director Phone: (816) 823-2010
Harry Strader – Kansas Director Phone: (785) 228-5119 |
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