Heart of Alabama Combined Federal Campaign

Charitable Agencies
Submit applications for the Heart of Alabama Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) January 30 through February 29, 2012. The 2012 campaign will run during the Fall of 2012; starting date to be announced.
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WE’RE OVER GOAL…CONGRATULATIONS!!

We unveiled our campaign’s total at the Victory and Awards Celebrations, Dec 9th on Maxwell AFB, Dec 13th on FT Rucker, and Dec 14th at the Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center. We announced $1,304,173, but several organizations have since made turn-ins. Check the UP-TO-DATE REPORT to see where we stand since the announcements; scroll to the bottom of the report to see the grand total. You’re going to be very pleased!!

CFC Director Lew Lewis and Maxwell Air Force Base Lead Installation Project Officer, Doctor (Captain) Paula Morse, unveil a record campaign at the Heart of Alabama CFC's East/West Campaign Victory & Awards Celebration on December 9 on Maxwell AFB.

CFC board member COL Patrick Denman and Southeast Campaign (Wiregrass) Associate Beverly Arnold, do a similar unveiling at the Heart of Alabama CFC's Southeast Campaign Victory & Awards Celebration on December 13 on FT Rucker.

CFC Director Lew Lewis and Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center's (TVAMC) senior project officer Kenneth Law, unveil a record campaign at the Heart of Alabama CFC's Northwest Campaign Victory & Awards Celebration on December 14 in TVAMC's Sports Atrium.

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Merger Creates $1.3 Million Fundraising Campaign
(April 28, 2011) -- The Heart of Alabama Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) covering 24 Alabama counties and the Wiregrass CFC, the charitable fundraising campaign for federal employees in 5 southeastern Alabama counties, announced a merger that will result in an annual campaign that raises more than $1.3 million dollars from federal, postal and military members benefitting participating charitable agencies.
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Campaign recognized nationally
(July 21) -- Pledges to the Heart of Alabama Combined Federal in 2009 surpassed all expectations and garnered the campaign national recognition from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, which oversees more than 210 campaigns across the country.