Charitable Fundraising
Headline: Updates Federal Workplace Giving Rules for Charitable Organizations
What it does: The Director of the Office of Personnel Management must run the Combined Federal Campaign, include voluntary health and welfare organizations, permit annuitant donations, and set solicitation rules.
- Federal employees and service members may be solicited for donations and volunteer pledges at work.
- Retirees may be allowed to give through deductions from their federal annuities.
- Local unaffiliated charities can now participate in the Combined Federal Campaign.
Summary
This executive order updates the federal workplace giving program by revising an earlier order to expand and clarify which charities may participate and how solicitations are run. It directs the Office of Personnel Management to operate an annual Combined Federal Campaign, allow annuitants to give through annuity deductions, and set rules for outreach coordinators and central campaign administrators.
Federal employees, members of the uniformed services, retirees, and local charities are affected. The change aims to make workplace fundraising more comprehensive, transparent, and accessible.
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