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2009 Combined Federal Campaign Model Pledge Form. This is a Official Federal Forms form and can be use in OPM US Office Of Personnel Management.
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ATTENTION PAYROLL OFFICES:
Only use this number to identify the local
campaign.
CFC Campaign Number
Enter Last Name, First Name, and MI
Check (if applicable) Federal Agency and Office
SSN/ Employee ID
Work Phone Number
Work Address & Zip Code
CONTRIBUTION: Fill in the blank showing the amount of your payroll allotment, cash or check contribution.
Write in the total of your annual contribution in the space provided.
ALLOTMENT SOURCE
AMOUNT
INTERVAL
TOTAL GIFT
Charity Code
Annual Amount
$
MILITARY PAYROLL
Branch of Service?
$
Civilian Payroll
X 12 months
$0.00
$
$
X 26 months
$0.00
$
Check / Cash Amt.: $
Check Number:
(make check payable to the Combined Federal Campaign)
$
$
Date of Contribution:
CFC organizations do not provide goods or services in whole or partial consideration for
any contributions made to the organizations via this pledge card.
DESIGNATED GIFT: To designate to one or more charities or
federated groups, fill in the charity code(s) and dollar amounts
above.
RECOGNITION OPTIONS
*Only checked options will be processed.*
*Address information is required to receive an acknowledgment from the charity.*
My check-mark(s) and completed information below authorize the
CFC to release my name and the corresponding information to my
designated charities:
Pledge Amount:
Home Address
Home E-mail:
PAYROLL DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION
I hereby authorize any agency of the United States Government by which I may be employed during
2010 to deduct the amount(s) shown above from my pay each pay period during the calendar year
2010 starting with the first pay period that begins in January and ending with the last pay period that
begins in December, and to pay the amounts so deducted to the Combined Federal Campaign
shown above. I understand that this authorization may be revoked by me in writing at any time before
it expires.
Signature
Date
See reverse side for information on volunteer opportunities in your community.
OPM 1654
Revised March 2009
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COPY #1 – PAYROLL OFFICE
PLEASE USE BALL POINT PEN & WRITE FIRMLY
Civilian
Military
ATTENTION PAYROLL OFFICES:
Only use this number to identify the local
campaign.
CFC Campaign Number
Enter Last Name, First Name, and MI
Check (if applicable) Federal Agency and Office
SSN/ Employee ID
Work Phone Number
Work Address & Zip Code
CONTRIBUTION: Fill in the blank showing the amount of your payroll allotment, cash or check contribution.
Write in the total of your annual contribution in the space provided.
ALLOTMENT SOURCE
AMOUNT
INTERVAL
TOTAL GIFT
Charity Code
Annual Amount
$
MILITARY PAYROLL
Branch of Service?
$
Civilian Payroll
X 12 months
$0.00
$
$
X 26 months
$0.00
$
Check / Cash Amt.: $
Check Number:
(make check payable to the Combined Federal Campaign)
$
$
Date of Contribution:
CFC organizations do not provide goods or services in whole or partial consideration for
any contributions made to the organizations via this pledge card.
DESIGNATED GIFT: To designate to one or more charities or
federated groups, fill in the charity code(s) and dollar amounts
above.
RECOGNITION OPTIONS
*Only checked options will be processed.*
*Address information is required to receive an acknowledgment from the charity*.
My check-mark(s) and completed information below authorize the
CFC to release my name and the corresponding information to my
designated charities:
Pledge Amount:
Home Address
Home E-mail:
PAYROLL DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION
I hereby authorize any agency of the United States Government by which I may be employed during
2010 to deduct the amount(s) shown above from my pay each pay period during the calendar year
2010 starting with the first pay period that begins in January and ending with the last pay period that
begins in December, and to pay the amounts so deducted to the Combined Federal Campaign
shown above. I understand that this authorization may be revoked by me in writing at any time before
it expires.
Signature
Date
See reverse side for information on volunteer opportunities in your community.
OPM 1654
Revised March 2009
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COPY #2 – For Central Receipt Point
PLEASE USE BALL POINT PEN & WRITE FIRMLY
Civilian
Military
ATTENTION PAYROLL OFFICES:
Only use this number to identify the local
campaign.
CFC Campaign Number
Enter Last Name, First Name, and MI
Check (if applicable) Federal Agency and Office
SSN/ Employee ID
Work Phone Number
Work Address & Zip Code
CONTRIBUTION: Fill in the blank showing the amount of your payroll allotment, cash or check contribution.
Write in the total of your annual contribution in the space provided.
ALLOTMENT SOURCE
AMOUNT
INTERVAL
TOTAL GIFT
Charity Code
Annual Amount
$
MILITARY PAYROLL
Branch of Service?
$
Civilian Payroll
X 12 months
$0.00
$
$
X 26 months
$0.00
$
Check / Cash Amt.: $
Check Number:
(make check payable to the Combined Federal Campaign)
$
$
Date of Contribution:
CFC organizations do not provide goods or services in whole or partial consideration for
any contributions made to the organizations via this pledge card.
DESIGNATED GIFT: To designate to one or more charities or
federated groups, fill in the charity code(s) and dollar amounts
above.
RECOGNITION OPTIONS
*Only checked options will be processed.*
*Address information is required to receive an acknowledgment from the charity.**
My check-mark(s) and completed information below authorize the
CFC to release my name and the corresponding information to my
designated charities:
Pledge Amount:
Home Address
Home E-mail:
PAYROLL DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION
I hereby authorize any agency of the United States Government by which I may be employed during
2010 to deduct the amount(s) shown above from my pay each pay period during the calendar year
2010 starting with the first pay period that begins in January and ending with the last pay period that
begins in December, and to pay the amounts so deducted to the Combined Federal Campaign
shown above. I understand that this authorization may be revoked by me in writing at any time before
it expires.
Signature
Date
See reverse side for information on volunteer opportunities in your community.
OPM 1654
Revised March 2009
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COPY #3 – Contributor's Copy- Keep For Personal Tax Records
PLEASE USE BALL POINT PEN & WRITE FIRMLY
Civilian
Military
Privacy Act Notice
Executive Order No. 12353 authorizes the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to conduct fund raising activities and to establish procedures
for collecting information related to such activities.
Executive Order 9397 (November 22, 1943) authorizes the use of the Social Security Number (SSN). This collected information will be
disclosed to organizations maintaining the accounting of contributions and to your payroll office.
Additional disclosure may be made to the Department of Treasury to make proper financial adjustments to a court or another agency when the
government is party to a suit; and to the Internal Revenue Service and state and local taxing authorities regarding income tax returns.
The furnishing of the SSN, along with other data requested, is voluntary, However, failure to furnish any of the requested information may
result in errors or noncompliance with your request for a payroll deduction by your agency.
If you are making a one-time, lump-sum gift and, therefore, not using the payroll deduction method of payment, you are not required to furnish
your SSN.
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