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Rocky Mountain Sunscreen
S&S Worldwide, Inc.
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Shade Creations by Waterloo
Siemens Water Technologies
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2009 Combined Federal Campaign
(CFC) Season Kicks Off!
SURFACING MATERIALS

Absolute Innovations, Inc.

737

Aquaterr Instruments & Automation

2239

T

he National Recreation
and Park Association has been selected among nonprofit organizations to receive funds as a result of Federal
employees' donations through work-place
giving. To encourage your family, friends,
and Federal colleagues to designate funds
for NRPA, CFC participants should select
CFC Code #66803 when making 2009
contributions.
The Combined Federal Campaign
(CFC) mission is to promote and support
philanthropy through a program that
is employee focused, cost-efficient, and

effective in providing the opportunity to
improve the quality of life for all. CFC is
the world's largest and most successful
annual workplace charity campaign, with
more than 300 CFC campaigns throughout
the country and internationally to help

to raise millions of dollars each year.
Pledges made by Federal civilian, postal
and military donors during the campaign
season (September 1st to December 15th).
Donations go to support eligible nonprofit organizations, such as NRPA, that
provide health and human service benefits
throughout the world.
To designate funds to NRPA, CFC
participants should select CFC Code #66803
when making 2009 contributions. For more
information, please contact Lindsey Brooks
(lbrooks@nrpa.org), Partner & Business
Development, NRPA.
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