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Title: Albuquerque, NM CFC Workshop


1
Albuquerque, NMCFC Workshop
  • March 30 - April 2, 2003

2
PCFO Selection and Application Guidance
  • Selection of PCFO most critical role of the
    LFCC
  • Purpose of Guidance Promote open, efficient,
    fair
  • and competitive selection process
  • Guidance includes
  • PCFO Solicitation Template
  • Model Memorandum of Understanding

3
Selection Process Schedule
  • Objective Provide sufficient time for
    prospective applicants
  • to prepare a competitive proposal and resolve
    issues
  • during the evaluation process.
  • CFC regulations require PCFO selection no later
    than March
  • 15th.
  • NLT January 15, public notice of request for
    proposal should
  • be given.
  • The deadline for proposal receipt NLT February
    15.

4
Request for Proposals
  • Minimum timeframes
  • Thirty-days notice
  • Three-week evaluation period
  • Dissemination
  • Offer an opportunity to the largest possible
    audience.
  • Use combination of newspaper advertisements or
    web site highlights.
  • Notify all local organizations that participated
    in the prior campaign either through a letter or
    email.

5
Review Process - Highlights
  • Determine evaluation factors, timing, and resolve
    other administrative requirements.
  • Document all results of the evaluation process.
  • Evaluate proposals against documented criteria
    before comparisons between proposals for final
    selection.
  • Document evaluation results in writing.

6
PCFO Proposal Requirements - Highlights
  • Financial Accountability
  • Disbursement process to charities, including the
    system for reconciliation of the original pledge
    amounts with the final distribution.
  • Approaches to and degree of checks and balances
    to ensure transparency, accountability, and
    integrity of the system.
  • Past audit reports for trends of satisfactory or
    unsatisfactory performance, fiscal integrity, and
    financial management controls.

7
PCFO Proposal Requirements Highlights (cont.)
  • Organizational Capacity and Capability
  • Experience ability to meet pledge processing
    and fund distribution requirements staffing
    plan organizations structure and PCFO program
    fit into the structure.
  • Overall Campaign Plan
  • Methods, activities, projected outcomes, and
    timing for performing the tasks.

8
PCFO Proposal Requirements Highlights (cont.)
  • Pledge Support System (New)
  • Ensure donor privacy and integrity of the
    solicitation process support government
    electronic pledge processes including production
    of electronic brochure file.
  • CFC Applications Processing Support (New)
  • Plans for the integration of web based charity
    lists.
  • Support to LFCC in processing charitable
    organization applications including plans for
    dissemination of information about the
    application process.

9
PCFO Proposal Requirements Highlights (cont.)
  • Campaign Management Support
  • Proactive customer service and system for
    handling inquiries quality controls for
    production of CFC brochure feasibility of plans
    for network of CFC volunteers and campaign
    workers maintenance of records facilitate LFCC
    review of campaign materials.
  • Campaign Marketing
  • Ability to design, develop, and submit CFC
    training, promotional, and web based marketing
    for CFC.

10
PCFO Proposal Requirements Highlights (cont.)
  • Reporting
  • Describe how reporting requirements will be met
    maintenance of records (three campaign years)
    compliance assessments PCFO notice to
    federations of amounts designated.

11
Mergers/Expansions
  • Encouraged by OPM
  • Mergers often increase participation/revenues
    and decrease campaign costs
  • Requests must be made in writing by the
  • LFCC
  • Requirements outlined in CFC Memorandum 2001-9

12
Recent Guidance
  • CFC Memorandum 2002-7
  • Brochure Compliance
  • Rotation of Categories
  • Review of campaign materials by LFCC and
    participating
  • charities

13
Recent Guidance
  • CFC Memorandum 2002-10
  • Eligibility and Appeal Guidance
  • Local vs. National Information
  • Adjacency Rule
  • Statewide Presence

14
Recent Guidance
  • CFC Memorandum 2002-11
  • Solicitation of Deployed Troops
  • DoD Directive 5035-5 Combatant Commands
  • serving overseas are solicited by
    Overseas CFC

15
Recent Guidance
  • Integrity of the Process
  • LFCC members may not serve on PCFO Board
  • (18 U.S.C. 208(a))

16
Recent Guidance
  • CFC Memorandum 2002-13 and 2002-14
  • Federations MUST disclose member dues/fees in
    their annual report
  • Excludes PCFO cost of administering campaign

17
Recent Guidance
  • CFC Memorandum 2003-1
  • Reconciliation of the IRS Form 990 and Audited
    Financial Statements
  • Applicant may clarify reconciliation if audit
    categories total
  • amounts reported on the IRS Form 990

18
Recent Guidance
  • CFC Memorandum 2003-2
  • Release of Donor Lists
  • Reminder of March 15 Deadline
  • It is impermissible for any entity to share donor
    information even free of charge
  • Federations may not retain donor information for
    pledges to its members

19
Recent Guidance
  • CFC Memorandum 2003-4
  • PCFO Procedures for Tracking Receipts
  • PCFOs should track campaign reports
  • Campaigns should follow outlined procedures to
    reconciling pledges to verify accurate
    disbursements from Federal agencies

20
Common CFC Questions
  • Can a CFC announce/set an annual financial goal?
  • Local goals may be set by the LFCC
  • There is no national CFC goal

21
Common CFC Questions
  • Are local federations required to have 15 members
    to participate?
  • Yes, Note that it must have been 15 members,
    which does not include the federation itself.

22
Common CFC Questions
  • How often does a federation have to recertify its
    members?
  • Every year. Federations must keep complete
    annual applications on file for three campaign
    years.

23
Common CFC Questions
  • Can campaigns notify applicants of eligibility
    decisions via email?
  • Admission notifications may be sent via email.
    Denial letters must be sent via certified mail.

24
Common CFC Questions
  • A locally-participating organization is no longer
    in
  • business. What happens to its pledges?
  • Determine if it is still accepting funds
  • If not, pledges are considered undesignated

25
Common CFC Questions
  • Can I add LFCC members and PCFO staff to OPMs
  • email distribution list?
  • Absolutely! Send an email request to cfc_at_opm.gov

26
Common CFC Questions
  • Who do I contact for guidance on CFC rules and
  • regulations?
  • The Office of CFC Operations at OPM/Tel
    202/606- 2564/cfc_at_opm.gov
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