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Great News for Ukrainian-Americans! Federal employees, thousands of whom are of Ukrainian descent, can once again donate directly to the Ukrainian National Women’s League of America, a 501(c)(3) organization, through the Combined Fed eral Campaign (CFC). UNWLA is honored to be one of a select number of international nonprofit organiza tions accepted as an approved charity by the U. S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) for the 2005 CFC program. UNWLA is designated CFC #2669. By choosing UNWLA to receive their tax-deductible contribu tions, federal employees can help promote Ukraine’s national identity and cultural heritage, and support Ukrainians within and outside the United States through humanitarian aid, educational studies, and research in Ukrainian history and culture. What is the CFC? The CFC is the annual fundraising drive conducted by federal employees, U. S. Postal Service workers, and the men and women of the armed services in their workplaces across the United States and overseas. It was created to consolidate fundraising efforts at all federal departments and agencies. By allowing employees to select organizations of their choice from an official catalog, and make their contributions through payroll de ductions, the CFC opened the door to more opportunities for giving to hundreds of worthy causes. In opera tion for more than 30 years, the CFC is the only authorized solicitation of employees in the federal workplace on behalf of charitable organizations. How Does it Work? In the fall of each year, employees are encouraged to contribute to the CFC campaign drive. Each federal agency and military installation administers its own CFC drive at the local level. However, all use the same materials, including the catalog of CFC-approved charities. This catalog includes the name and a brief description of each approved charity, its tax ID number, website address, and the all-important four-digit CFC code. UNWLA is listed in the “International Organizations” section of the official 2005 CFC catalog as follows: 2669 Ukrainian National Women’s League of America (212) 982-2889 or www.unwla.org EIN #23- 6404061. Founded 1925, nationwide branches, charitable, educational, cultural programs. Concerned with women’s and other human rights, assists women and children suffering from man-made or natural disasters. Employees can designate only those charities that are listed in the catalog. Each employee indicates which charity will receive his/her contributions on a standardized pledge card by using the organization’s four-digit CFC code. The employee can make an immediate gift of cash, or elect bi-weekly payroll deductions in a des ignated amount. How Can You Help? The 2004 CFC runs from mid-September through early December. The CFC is a great way to support UN WLA at every level! • If you are a federal employee, designate your tax-deductible payroll pledge to UNWLA #2669 today. • If someone you know is a federal employee, a U. S. Postal Service worker, or a member of the U. S. military, please urge them to support UNWLA by designating their tax-deductible pledge today to UNWLA #2669. • Publicize UNWLA’s CFC #2669 designation in emails and other communications to your relatives and friends, Ukrainian church bulletins, radio programs, credit unions, community newsletters, and all other media outlets. 20 “НАШ Е Ж ИТТЯ”, ЛИСТОПАД 2005 Видання C оюзу Українок A мерики - перевидано в електронному форматі в 2012 році . A рхів C У A - Ню Йорк , Н . Й . C Ш A.
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