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Table of Contents www.cfd.wa.gov Table of Contents A Message from Secretary of State Kim Wyman ................................................................. Page 3 Our Mission ............................................................................................................................... Page 4 Our Donors Pledges Made by Agency and Higher Education Employees ........................................Page 6 30 Years of Excellence ............................................................................................................Page 7 Your Dollars at Work ................................................................................................................Page 7 Volunteer Hours Tracked by Agency ....................................................................................Page 8 Campaign Successes Typhoon Haiyan Relief Campaign .......................................................................................Page 9 2013 Golf for Veterans Tournament ...................................................................................Page 10 2013 CFD Masquerade Ball .................................................................................................Page 11 Our Charities Benefits for Charities ............................................................................................................Page 12 2013 Top Three Charities of the Combined Fund Drive ....................................................Page 12 2014 Total Pledges Made to Charities ..............................................................................Page 13 Combined Fund Drive Financial Statement ........................................................................ Page 27 Contact the Combined Fund Drive ..................................................................................... Page 28 A Message from Secretary of State Kim Wyman Greetings, As I reflect on my first year in office, one of the programs I am very proud to oversee is the Washington State Combined Fund Drive. Throughout 2013, I witnessed countless examples of generosity by Washington State employees, and could not be more proud to be the co-chair alongside Governor Jay Inslee of a program that does so much good in our community. Last year, Washington’s state and higher education employees pledged over $5 million to local, national and global nonprofits through payroll contribution and agency fundraising events and we’re on par to do it again in 2014. Those precious dollars feed the hungry, provide medical care to seniors in need, help children learn to read and improve conditions for thousands locally and globally. On behalf of the staff of the Washington State Combined Fund Drive, and all those in need throughout our community, I thank you for working to make the world a better place. Sincerely, Kim Wyman Secretary of State Making a World of Difference Page 3 Our Mission Empowering Washington public employees and retirees to strengthen communities through the funding and support of charities. The Combined Fund Drive (CFD) is Washington State’s workplace giving program for active and retired public employees. State and higher education employees are invited to give to the charity of their choice through payroll contribution and agency fundraising events. For nearly 30 years, the Washington State Combined Fund Drive has set the standard of giving amongst similar workplace giving programs. With the help of our incredible volunteers, and the generous gifts from every participant, the CFD has helped strengthen our community through sustained contibutions. Each year, over 15,000 active and retired public employees pledge more than $5 million to 5,000 local, national and global charities. To date, Washington State employees have donated over $115 million to the charity members of the Combined Fund Drive. The CFD offers the security and convenience you expect when making a donation to your favorite charity. You can go online or fill out a paper contribution form to set up a monthly payroll deduction, write a check, or make a one-time pledge. The Combined Fund Drive is here to make your charitable donation experience as easy and enjoyable as possible. Whatever your passion, the CFD has an avenue to support it. Together we can change the world, one pledge at a time. Page 4 Our Donors The Combined Fund Drive caters to thousands of donors across the entire landscape of Washington State. A donor can give through online monthly payroll contributions or at an agency fundraising event held within his or her community. The donors who are eligible to give through the Combined Fund Drive are: State Agency Higher Education Public Employee Employees Employees Retirees More than 60,000 potential Over 42,000 donors in this sector State retirees are the fastest donors work at agencies across are part of the CFD across the growing customer base of the the state. Each employee is state, ranging from technical Combined Fund Drive. eligible to give through payroll and community colleges to four-year universities. contribution or at an agency Over 100,000 retirees reside in fundraising event. the state of Washington and Top five contributing agencies: Top five contributing agencies: that number only continues to grow. Department of Social and University of Washington Health Services $2,181,516.73 The CFD reaches these retirees $518,553.02 Washington State University through mailings, brochures and Department of Transportation $107,982.40 presence at events centered $305,743.76 Western Washington University around state retired personnel. Department of Corrections $76,515.99 $161,053.96 Spokane Community College Department of Labor & $26,360.38 Industries Bellingham Technical College $158,564.83 $38,180.00 Department of Ecology $152,728.61 Page 5 Pledges Made by Agency and Higher Education Employees The following dollar and donor amounts are based on pledges (promised future donations) made by state and higher education employees for the 2014 calendar year, plus one-time and limited time contributions and checks received in the fourth quarter of 2013. Many of the numbers below include dollars donated through agency fundraising events. Agency Pledges Donors Agency Pledges Donors Agency Pledges Donors Administrative Hearings, Office of .............. $11,901 27 Green River Community College ................. $4,814 27 State Board For Community And Administrative Office of the Courts ............$16,828 37 Health Care Authority .................................. $63,625 179 Technical Colleges ...................................$21,910 35 Agriculture, Department of .........................$11,342 45 Health, Department of ..............................$101,219 266 State Board of Accountancy ..........................$840 2 Archeology and Historic Preservation, Highline Community College ....................... $4,740 16 State Conservation Commission ..................... $420 2 Department of ...........................................$16,162 9 House of Representatives .............................$8,844 25 State Investment Board ...............................$12,905 21 Attorney General, Office of the .................$94,956 259 Human Rights Commission ...............................$394 3 State Law Library .................................................$60 1 Bates Technical College ...............................$9,060 39 Insurance Commissioner, Office of the .....$34,996 70 State Lottery Commission ..............................$8,297 42 Bellevue College ............................................$5,520 26 Joint Legislative Audit And Review State Parks And Recreation Commission ......$7,008 35 Bellingham Technical College ....................$38,180 77 Committee ...................................................$1,464 2 State School For The Blind .............................$3,896 28 Big Bend Community College ......................$3,848 15 Joint Legislative Systems Committee .............. $360 2 State Treasurer, Office of the ........................$4,047 19 Blind, Department of Services for the ..........$2,830 13 Joint Transportation Committee ...................$1,080 1 Statute Law Committee ................................$6,000 15 Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals .......$12,055 32 Labor and Industries, Department of .......$158,565 539 Superintendent of Public Instruction ............$8,152 33 Board of Tax Appeals ....................................... $480 2 Lake Washington Institute of Technology ....$4,732 24 Supreme Court ............................................... $3,510 11 Cascadia Community College ....................$1,764 3 LEOFF Plan 2 Retirement Board ....................$1,414 7 Tacoma Community College .....................$18,742 73 Caseload Forecast Council .............................$120 1 Legislative Evaluation And Accountability The Evergreen State College ........................$9,564 29 Center for Childhood Deafness ...................$1,416 7 Program ...........................................................$480 2 Transportation Commission ..............................$227 1 Central Washington University .................... $17,968 71 Legislative Support Services, Office of .............$480 2 Transportation Improvement Board .................$608 3 Centralia College ........................................... $8,730 10 Licensing, Department of ............................$37,195 214 Transportation, Department of .................$305,744 983 Civil Legal Aid, Office of ...................................$240
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