What is the relationship between CFC and United Way?
CFC needs professional organization to plan, promote and carry out its goals. CFC regulations require that every local campaign be managed by a non profit agency, under an annual contract. United Way applies to the Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board (FEB) every February to serve as the Principal Combined Fundraising Organization (PCFO). United Way is not paid a fee to run a campaign, but receives reimbursements for approved CFC expenditures through the annual budget approved by the FEB. United Way and its partner agencies must also apply independently to participate in the campaign and is eligible to receive donations.
CFC needs a professional organization to plan, promote and carry out its goals. CFC regulations require that every local campaign be managed by a non-profit agency, under a contract period from one to three years. United Way applies to the Intermountain CFC Executive Board at the conclusion of every contract period to serve as the Principal Combined Fundraising Organization (PCFO). United Way is not paid a fee to run the campaign; it only receives reimbursements for approved CFC expenditures through the annual budget approved by the Executive Board. United Way and its partner agencies must also apply independently to participate in the campaign and become eligible to receive donations.
