Late-Breaking News about the Lake County Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)

2008 Campaign LFCC

LFCC Chair:

CAPT D. A. Schnell
Commanding Officer, Naval Station Great Lakes

LFCC Vice-Chair:

CDR Brian Bodoh
Naval Station Great Lakes

2008 Campaign Chairman:

Ms. Kathleen M. Jensen

Committee Members:

CAPT Susan Lichtenstein
Naval Health Clinic Great Lakes

CAPT Theresa Gee
Naval Hospital Corps School

CDR Alan Gorski
REDCOM Midwest

CDR Beth Hartmann
NAVFAC Midwest

CDR Donald Czarapata
Recruit Training Command

LT John Majewski
Training Support Center Great Lakes

ENS Sean Hughes
NAVFAC Midwest

Mrs. Roberta Dellissee
Social Security Administration

Mr. Winfred McClelland
Training Support Center Great Lakes

Mrs. Susanne Mills
Veterans Administration

Mrs. Carol Murphy
Veterans Administration

Mrs. Peggy Overstreet
Pretrial Confinement Facility

PCFO:

Mrs. Lee Allen
United Way of Lake County

Loaned Executives:

HMC Tyrone Johnson
Naval Hospital Corps School

Mr. Efren Anguiano
United States Postal Service

Recorder:

ABE2(AW) Jonathan Hawthorne
Naval Station Great Lakes

News

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If you see the banners going up, then the 2006 Lake County Illinois Combined Federal Campaign kickoff can't be far behind.

Sites all around Lake County start fundraisers, doing everything from hosting chili cookoffs to staging pictures with the Crash Test Dummies Larry and Vince.

More photos to follow as our campaign progresses!

2007 News and updates:

From 11/23 issue of Great Lakes Bulletin:

News from Previous Campaigns

2003 SUCCESS: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CONTINUE THEIR STRONG SUPPORT

Every year the Office of Personnel Management recognizes campaigns and volunteers who have made extraordinary contributions to the CFC through their dedication and creativity. The CFC Heroes Awards are given to the campaign's "unsung heroes" who made significant differences and demonstrated leadership qualities in their campaign. CFC Innovators Awards are presented to campaigns that implemented an innovative strategy that led to increased participation and/or contributions.

Heroes and Innovators Awards

Campaigns Over $1 Million

Lake County CFC (63.0%)
RADM Ann E. Rondeau, Chair

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 16, 1997

CONTACT: Mary Ann Maloney
(202) 606-1800
mamalone@opm.gov

OPM RECOGNIZES THE LAKE COUNTY FEDERAL EMPLOYEES FOR GENEROSITY IN LOCAL CHARITY DRIVE

Washington, D.C. -- In recognition of the generosity of federal employees in the Lake County, Illinois area, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management will present an award to the Lake County Combined Federal Campaign.

The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the federal government's annual workplace charity drive. In 1996, 90 percent of federal employees, servicemen and women, and postal employees donated nearly $200 million to thousands of charitable organizations across the country and around the world.

"The campaign is a model for workplace giving and exemplifies the generous and compassionate response of the federal community in the Lake County CFC to those in need," said OPM Acting Director Janice Lachance.

In addition to the Lake County campaign, 11 other local campaigns from across the country will be recognized by OPM.

The award-winning campaigns were selected from 409 local campaigns. Awards will be presented for highest percentage dollar increase; highest per capita gift; and highest participation rate in 1996 based on overall contributions.

The Lake County CFC raised $1,398,819 in 1996. The campaign had the largest percentage dollar increase in the $1 million to $2 million category.

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