Combined Federal Campaign Hawaii-Pacific 2018 Report to Donors

Introducing the 2019 CFC‐Hawaii Pacific Team Honolulu‐Pacific Federal Executive Board (HPFEB) Mr. Stacey A. Franklin, Chair Mr. Christopher J. Conklin, Executive Director Mr. Bran L. Mikel, Deputy Executive Director Combined Federal Campaign Chair U.S. Army Pacific (USARPAC) General Robert B. Brown, Commander Hawaii-Pacific Major Kimberly M. Culver Master Sergeant Shakeisha L. Cheeks 2018 Report to Donors

Outreach Coordinator Mrs. Samantha L Barrett, Director Ms. Danielle A. Byrd, Associate Director

Phone: 808‐755‐9140

The Hawaii‐Pacific Federal Executive GOLD 55% participation and $90 per capita Board would like to thank the Hawaii‐ Naval Facilities Engineering Command Hawaii Pacific Area Combined Federal Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility Administrative Support Campaign… US Postal Customer Service Honolulu Downtown US Pacific Air Forces CCQ and Executive Staff

SILVER 2018 CFC Hawaii‐Pacific Campaign Chair 50% participation and $85 per capita (USINDOPACOM) Department of Labor Veteran’s Employment and Training Service Major General Michael A. Minihan, CoS Hawaii Air National Guard Detachment 1 154 Medical Group/CERFP Colonel Clay E. Mason US Postal Customer Service Honolulu Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam Finance Major Brian D. Hockersmith US Postal Customer Service Kahuku PO Captain Janeth M. Calahorrano US Postal Service Honolulu Processing & Distribution Center PL 291 SDO USDA Food & Nutrition USDA National Wildlife Research Center Hawaii Field Station

2018 CFC Hawaii‐Pacific Outreach Coordinator BRONZE 45% participation and $80 per capita Ms. Danielle A. Byrd, Associate Director The Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division Hawaii

Headquarters US Army Hawaii Honolulu‐Pacific Federal Eexecutive Board (HPFEB) US Postal Customer Service Makaweli PO Local federal Coodinating Committee (LFCC) US Postal Customer Service Waipahu PO Ms. Diane Chong, LFCC Coordinator US Army Garrison Hawaii Resource Management Office US Department of Housing and Urban Development Honolulu Field Office The Agency Heads, Commanders, Agency Project Veterans Benefits Administration Honolulu Regional Office Officers, Unit Project Officers, Key Workers, Volunteers and You… the Donors! CFC IMPACT AWARD Demonstrated a positive impact through participation & engagement. Hawaii Army National Guard Indo-Pacific Command J5 Navy Region Hawaii Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility Social Security Administration Saipan Field Office US Army Pacific “Those who are happiest are those who do the US Marine Corps Forces Pacific most for others.” USS Wayne E Meyer (DDG 108) Veterans Health Administration Pacific Islands Health Care System —Booker T. Washington

2018 Campaign Award Campaign Oversight Winners

Office of Personnel Management SMALL AGENCY OF THE YEAR US Citizenship and Immigration Services Honolulu Field Office OPM maintains eligibility and public accountability criteria that all MEDIUM AGENCY OF THE YEAR participating CFC charities must meet, makes admission decisions for DKI Defense Prisoners of War/Missing in Action Accounting all national and international charity applicants and resolves local Agency (DPAA) West charity admission appeals. OPM also sets strict requirements and LARGE AGENCY OF THE YEAR provides on-going guidance for the conduct and activities of the LFCC. US Postal Service Customer Service Hawaii-Pacific Additionally, the fiscal integrity of the campaign is verified by OPM INNOVATOR AWARD compliance audits. TSgt Brett Kiser, 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing CFC HERO AWARD Mrs. Jane Olson, Indo-Pacific Command J3 1Lt Kayla Kight, Schofield Barracks Health Clinic Local federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC) Petty Officer George Martin, USS Wayne E. Meyer (DDG 108) Each Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) must have an oversight body,

AGENCY/UNIT LEVEL AWARDS Local Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC). The LFCC is comprised PLATINUM of Federal employees and, whenever possible, members of local 60% participation and $95 per capita Federal inter-agency organizations, such as Federal Executive Boards, TSA Office of Global Strategy Asia Pacific Federal Executive Associations, Federal Business Associations or, in Center for Disease Control and Prevention Office of State, Tribal, the absence of such organizations, self-organized associations of local Local & Territorial Support Defense Logistics Agency Pacific Federal officials. LFCCs act as the campaign's "Board of Directors" and, Federal Aviation Administration Airports Districts Office as such, have direct oversight of the finances and conduct of the CFC in Honolulu their community. Office of Civilian Human Resources Silverdale Hawaii Department of Labor Office of Federal Contract Compliance For the CFC Hawaii-Pacific, the LFCC is the Executive Committee of the Programs Honolulu-Pacific Federal Executive Board (HPFEB), which has an Office of US Trustees Region 15 assigned Chair and Vice Chair, rotated annually on an elected basis. Social Security Administration American Samoa US Postal Customer Service Honolulu Kaimuki Finance US Postal Customer Service Honokaa PO HPFEB Websites: US Postal Customer Service Honolulu District US Postal Customer Service Pearl City PO honolulu‐pacific.feb.gov US Postal Customer Service Waimea PO honolulu‐pacific.feb.gov/strategic_partnership/combined‐ US Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District Resource Management federal‐campaign

Overview Top 10 Charitable Organizations Receiving Contributions

Charity Total Pledged The Campaign Zone OAHU SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF $81,279.52 CRUELTY OF ANIMALS The Combined Federal Campaign Hawaii-Pacific (CFCHIP) (zone HAWAII FOODBANK $79,049.78 02) is a unique campaign zone that encompasses the state of ST JUDE CHILDRENS RESEARCH HOSPITAL INC $65,971.73 Hawaii, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa. HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY $64,837.83 The zone is comprised of approximately 94,000 personnel AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS $57,180.01 (federal civilians, DoD civilians, and uniformed service members MAKE A WISH HAWAII INC $40,327.60 on permanent, deployed, and temporary duty) from 141 HAWAII MEALS ON WHEELS INC $37,900.57 CATHOLIC CHARITIES HAWAII $31,403.96 agencies: the largest of which is DoD (representing 89 percent of ALOHA UNITED WAY INC $30,377.56 the potential donor base) including multiple military HAWAII CHILDRENS CANCER FOUNDATION $28,695.42 installations supporting every branch of service. Year‐Over‐Year Campaign Results 2018 Results The generous men and women contributing their money and time Year‐Over‐Year Campaign Results via the 2018 CFC HIP pledged more than $1.8 million. This made the CFCHIP one of the top 10 zones in the country in achieving the $5,000,000 $4,000,000 highest percentage of results in comparison to the previous year. $3,000,000 The overall average gift increased 21 percent, volunteer hours $2,000,000 pledged increased by 13 percent, and giving by retirees more than $1,000,000 tripled from 2017 to 2018. $0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

TOTAL DOLLARS & MONETIZED VOLUNTEER KEY SUCCESSES HOURS:  One of the top 10 campaign zones

$1,821,876.77  55% of pledges were online

TOTAL DOLLARS PLEDGED: $1,733,772.87  Retiree giving tripled  29 campaign events with 62 participating TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS PLEDGED: 2,997 charities TOTAL DONORS: 4,622  101 charity applications for 2019