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2012 Charitable Fund Drive

2012 Charitable Fund Drive. State of Oregon Employees Charitable Fund Drive. A state-approved program that provides employees with a simple, easy way to support nonprofit organizations around the state. You choose where to direct your gifts from among 850 choices.

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2012 Charitable Fund Drive

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  1. 2012 Charitable Fund Drive

  2. State of Oregon Employees Charitable Fund Drive • A state-approved program that provides employees with a simple, easy way to support nonprofit organizations around the state. • You choose where to direct your gifts from among 850 choices. • You can also learn more about the resources and services available around the state. • Your gift makes an impact!

  3. Many Ways to Make an Impact

  4. Supporting Organizations Around the State • Black United Fund of Oregon low income communities • Children's Trust Fund of Oregon child abuse • Community Health Charities of Oregon health • EarthShare Oregon environment • Equity Foundation dignity and equality • Habitat for Humanity of Oregon housing • Local Independent Charities of America multi-issue • McKenzie River Gathering Foundation (MRG) social justice • Work for Art arts

  5. Supporting Local Communities • Crook County United Fund • Tri-County United Fund • Greater Douglas United Way • Tillamook County United Way • United Way of Benton & Lincoln Counties • United Way of Clatsop County • United Way of Columbia County • United Way of Columbia Gorge • United Way of the Columbia-Willamette • United Way of Deschutes County • United Way of Eastern Oregon • United Way of Jackson County • United Way of the Klamath Basin • United Way of Lane County • United Way of Linn County • United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley • United Way of Southwestern Oregon • United Way of Umatilla & Morrow Counties

  6. Impact! Children’s Trust Fund of Oregon • Salem police have seen a decline in child deaths. • "There has been tremendous progress made in educating parents about not shaking your child," Salem Police Lt. Steve Birr said. "Salem Hospital started mandating that all new parents watch a video on shaken-baby syndrome."

  7. Impact! • United Way of Mid-Willamette Valley Giving a young woman and her two small kids a chance to start again after being left homeless with no money, shelter or food, and only the clothes on their backs. Normally, the St. Vincent DePaul does not help with housing deposits; however, given the circumstances, they felt compelled to make an exception. Staff worked together to find and fund a small apartment, find household items, food and clothing to get the family started.

  8. Impact Community Health Charities • The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s funding over the years have contributed to major advances that helped get children and adults into remission, and LLS’ educational & support services help families get through treatment and look forward to a cancer-free life!

  9. Impact Go to ecfd.oregon.gov where you will find: Oregon Success Stories - menu • More stories • Links to videos Make an Impact - menu • Information on how far your dollar can go • Links to volunteer opportunities

  10. Many Ways to Make Your Own Impact • A payroll contribution: a small gift every month makes a huge impact • Check • E-check – one time or recurring • Credit card gifts – one time or recurring • Volunteer with an organization in your community

  11. Small Amounts Per MonthHuge Impact! • $10 per month would send one author to small towns for public readings during Literary Arts’ Oregon Book Awards Tour. • $12.50 per month will provide two organizers and all needed materials for a four hour clean water campaign event with a local citizen group protecting their part of the Columbia River. • $5 per month will pay to transport three “Second Chance” pets to Portland from other animal shelters around the state, saving them from being euthanized by giving them another shot at adoption. • $10 provides diabetes risk tests to 500 individuals. • $33 per month provides a child with asthma a scholarship to attend Champ Camp. • $42 per month will pay to permanently conserve ¼ acre of wetlands in the Willamette Valley. • $20 per month provides afterschool mentoring and support for a low-income child who might otherwise drop out of school. • $40 per month provides day care and developmental services for a disadvantaged child one day a week for a year.

  12. Make your gift onlinehttp://ecfd.oregon.govby clicking:“Pledge Now - State Agencies”“Pledge Now – Universities”orUse a paper pledge form

  13. How to Pledge Online • Enter your Employee ID number (including OR and all zeroes) as your LOGIN • If you have never pledged before, your PASSWORD is your first and last name in ALL CAPS, with no spaces (example: JANEDOE) • If you pledged online before but forgot your password, click on the “I Forgot My Login or Password” button to have it emailed to you • Call 503-528-2783 if you have any problems logging in.

  14. Thank you for supporting health animals artsenvironment families equality housing through the Charitable Fund Drive!

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