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Caracas Futbol Club - Trujillanos, Inicio del torneo Apertura 2011 en Venezuela
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Il treno n° 116 delle CFC (Chemin de Fer de la Corse, oggi Transport express régional) da Bastia ad Ajaccio è disimpegnato, come di consueto, da una coppia composta da una delle 2 automotrici X5000 esistenti (costruzione CFD del 1981) ed un minuscolo rimorchio ed è qui ripreso in transito dalla minuscola stazione di Barchetta, il 21.07.1987.
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest and most successful workplace fundraising campaign in the world. Over the past fifty years, the CFC has raised $7 billion to help neighbors in need around the corner, across the nation and throughout the world. The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNCA) is the local campaign for federal employees in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Universal Giving (UG) was launched in 2014 and remains active for the 2015 Campaign. Through UG, federal employees can donate to any CFC-approved charity in the country, in addition to the 4,400 local, national, and international charities that are part of the National Capital Area. If, for example, a charity in Louisville is helping your disabled grandmother stay in her home, you can designate all or part of your CFC donation to that charity in Louisville. No matter what causes federal workers cherish, they can find CFC-participating charities that are meaningful to them.
In 2014, federal employees raised over $49 million – funds that provided promising futures, an improved world, and better communities.
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest and most successful workplace fundraising campaign in the world. Over the past fifty years, the CFC has raised $7 billion to help neighbors in need around the corner, across the nation and throughout the world. The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNCA) is the local campaign for federal employees in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Universal Giving (UG) was launched in 2014 and remains active for the 2015 Campaign. Through UG, federal employees can donate to any CFC-approved charity in the country, in addition to the 4,400 local, national, and international charities that are part of the National Capital Area. If, for example, a charity in Louisville is helping your disabled grandmother stay in her home, you can designate all or part of your CFC donation to that charity in Louisville. No matter what causes federal workers cherish, they can find CFC-participating charities that are meaningful to them.
In 2014, federal employees raised over $49 million – funds that provided promising futures, an improved world, and better communities.
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest and most successful workplace fundraising campaign in the world. Over the past fifty years, the CFC has raised $7 billion to help neighbors in need around the corner, across the nation and throughout the world. The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNCA) is the local campaign for federal employees in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Universal Giving (UG) was launched in 2014 and remains active for the 2015 Campaign. Through UG, federal employees can donate to any CFC-approved charity in the country, in addition to the 4,400 local, national, and international charities that are part of the National Capital Area. If, for example, a charity in Louisville is helping your disabled grandmother stay in her home, you can designate all or part of your CFC donation to that charity in Louisville. No matter what causes federal workers cherish, they can find CFC-participating charities that are meaningful to them.
In 2014, federal employees raised over $49 million – funds that provided promising futures, an improved world, and better communities.
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest and most successful workplace fundraising campaign in the world. Over the past fifty years, the CFC has raised $7 billion to help neighbors in need around the corner, across the nation and throughout the world. The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNCA) is the local campaign for federal employees in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Universal Giving (UG) was launched in 2014 and remains active for the 2015 Campaign. Through UG, federal employees can donate to any CFC-approved charity in the country, in addition to the 4,400 local, national, and international charities that are part of the National Capital Area. If, for example, a charity in Louisville is helping your disabled grandmother stay in her home, you can designate all or part of your CFC donation to that charity in Louisville. No matter what causes federal workers cherish, they can find CFC-participating charities that are meaningful to them.
In 2014, federal employees raised over $49 million – funds that provided promising futures, an improved world, and better communities.
Senior Airman Adam Stainiger, a participant of a 1.5 mile race during the Combined Federal Campaign kick-off event on Travis Air Force Base, Calif., runs through the finish line winning the race, Nov. 29, 2017. CFC is the leading federal effort in raising millions of dollars every year with more than 200 campaigns occurring throughout the country. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lan Kim)
Nitin, Prashant, Dr Saab, Sandy, The Great Gautam Mehta, Safdar, Kamte Ji, Anurag Malhotra, Kaustubh, Naveen, Anurag Bhateja -the CEO, Ashwini
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest and most successful workplace fundraising campaign in the world. Over the past fifty years, the CFC has raised $7 billion to help neighbors in need around the corner, across the nation and throughout the world. The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNCA) is the local campaign for federal employees in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Universal Giving (UG) was launched in 2014 and remains active for the 2015 Campaign. Through UG, federal employees can donate to any CFC-approved charity in the country, in addition to the 4,400 local, national, and international charities that are part of the National Capital Area. If, for example, a charity in Louisville is helping your disabled grandmother stay in her home, you can designate all or part of your CFC donation to that charity in Louisville. No matter what causes federal workers cherish, they can find CFC-participating charities that are meaningful to them.
In 2014, federal employees raised over $49 million – funds that provided promising futures, an improved world, and better communities.
Photo by Monica Wood
Kirby Brown, deputy to the Fires Center of Excellence Commanding General, speaks to the crowd during the Fort Sill-Lawton Combined Federal Campaign kick-off breakfast Sept. 29, 2009, at the Patriot Club.
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the largest and most successful workplace fundraising campaign in the world. Over the past fifty years, the CFC has raised $7 billion to help neighbors in need around the corner, across the nation and throughout the world. The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNCA) is the local campaign for federal employees in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Universal Giving (UG) was launched in 2014 and remains active for the 2015 Campaign. Through UG, federal employees can donate to any CFC-approved charity in the country, in addition to the 4,400 local, national, and international charities that are part of the National Capital Area. If, for example, a charity in Louisville is helping your disabled grandmother stay in her home, you can designate all or part of your CFC donation to that charity in Louisville. No matter what causes federal workers cherish, they can find CFC-participating charities that are meaningful to them.
In 2014, federal employees raised over $49 million – funds that provided promising futures, an improved world, and better communities.