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Workplace Giving

Workplace giving programs help provide employees with a simple way to donate to charities they care about.

There are many ways employees can contribute money, including through payroll deductions, joining workplace giving federations and participating in internal fundraising events. Workplace giving not only benefits the participating charities, but also employees who become engaged in giving back.

Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) - #11375

The CFC is a workplace giving campaign for federal employees: civilian employees, military personnel and postal workers. Make wishes come true with your CFC contribution by entering the Make-A-Wish® CFC code 11375 on your campaign pledge card.

State and Local Public-Sector Campaigns

More than 180 public-sector campaigns support wish granting by engaging public employees who are paid through state, municipal, county, public school, public college, university, and other public funds.

United Way Program

If your company's employee giving program only includes the United Way, look for your local Make-A-Wish chapter in the listing of charities.

Wishmakers at Work®

Wishmakers At Work® is the Make-A-Wish branded employee giving program that enables employees to engage in giving back. It’s a unique opportunity for employees to rally around and important cause.

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Wishmakers At Work®

Employees can create fundraising programs.

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