The Combined Charitable Campaign, also referred to as the CCC, consolidates many charitable campaigns into one, asking State of Ohio employees to voluntarily donate through payroll deductions or a one-time gift. For more details, click here.
Message to employees from:
Honorary Chair Stephanie Hightower
2018 Campaign Resource Guide
Donors who have any questions about pledges (amount, designations, receipts, etc.), participating charitable organizations or campaign policies and procedures should contact the Campaign Coordinating Organization: State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign 360 S. Third Street Columbus, OH 43215 1-800-279-9714 x1 stateofohioccc@uwcentralohio.org Deana Gordon Director, Public Sector Combined Charitable Campaigns Deana.Gordon@uwcentralohio.org 360 S. Third Street, Columbus, OH 43215-5485 (O) 614-227-2751 / (F) 614-224-5835
Jeanene Tooill Campaign Associate State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign Jeanene.Tooill@uwcentralohio.org 360 S. Third St., Columbus, OH 43215-5485 (O) 614-227-8718 / (F) 614-241-3064 / Toll-free: 1-800-279-9714 x1
Below are the training videos from the Combined Charitable Campaign New and Returning Coordinator Training Sessions. Welcome and Remarks How CCC Helps 1 How CCC Helps 2 Introduction & Role of the Federations Campaign Materials Online Pledging with ePledge Marketing Materials Best Practices
Member Federations and Charities make a difference. Click here for Federation contact information to learn more about them and their participating charities, how you can get involved and volunteer your time. Click here for a listing of member charity volunteer opportunities.
View the 2018 CCC kickoff video
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The State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign steering committee is comprised of more than a dozen state employees, representing both labor and management. As defined by the Ohio Administrative Code, the committee is responsible for the annual review and approval of applications from charitable organizations for participation in the campaign; review and approval of annual campaign materials; oversight and approval of the campaign budget; and the establishment of policies and procedures for participation in and conduct of the annual campaign, including guidelines on appropriate solicitations. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the campaign, which benefits more than 1,200 local, statewide and global nonprofits. Last year, state of Ohio employees donated more than $2.6 million to health and human services organizations with causes that include animals in need, the elderly, homeless, health issues, disaster relief, and the environment. For information about adding a charitable organization to the annual campaign, click on the "Join the CCC" tab on the campaign home page. 2019 CCC Statewide Co-Chairs Matthew M. Damschroder, Ohio Department of Administrative Services Chris Mabe, OCSEA/AFSCME 2019 CCC Steering Committee Co-Chairs Jackie Murray, Ohio Department of Administrative Services, Management Co-chair Rocky Jolly, OCSEA/AFSCME and Ohio School for the Blind, Labor Co-chair 2019 CCC Steering committee members Kris Blateri, Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation Molly Flanagan, Ohio Department of Commerce Carla Hall, Ohio Department of Job & Family Services Tammy Havener, Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities Steve Hooper, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Nicole Kostura, Ohio Lottery Commission Gregory Pawlack, Ohio Department of Administrative Services Annie Pleasant-Combs, Ohio Department of Job & Family Services Susan Russell, Ohio Department of Administrative Services Margaret Smith, Ohio Department of Transportation Leslie Tilton, Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Campaign Coordinating Organization Deana Gordon, Director Jeanene Tooill, Campaign Coordinator
Thanks to the generosity of State of Ohio employees more than 1,100 participating charities in the CCC benefited from employee contributions.
View a breakdown of contributions by agency by clicking the Thank You Newsletter link below.
Thank You Newsletter
State Online ePledge Instructions
Print a Blank Pledge Form
Retiree Donation Form
Charity Resource Guide
Agency CCC Coordinator Marketing ManualAgency CCC Coordinator Training Manual Powerpoint Presentation
Donor Recognition Items to print
Remember to donate - Flyer
Time is running out - Flyer
Campaign Resource Guide
ePledge Instructions
Blank Pledge Form
Donors who have any questions about pledges (amount, designations, receipts, etc.), participating charitable organizations or campaign policies and procedures should contact the Campaign Coordinating Organization: State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign 360 S. Third Street Columbus, OH 43215 1-800-279-9714 x1 stateofohioccc@uwcentralohio.org Deana Gordon Director, Public Sector Combined Charitable Campaigns Deana.Gordon@uwcentralohio.org 360 S. Third Street, Columbus, OH 43215-5485 (O) 614-227-2751 / (F) 614-224-5835 Jeanene Tooill Campaign Associate State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign Jeanene.Tooill@uwcentralohio.org 360 S. Third St., Columbus, OH 43215-5485 (O) 614-227-8718 / (F) 614-241-3064 / Toll-free: 1-800-279-9714 x1
Thank you for your interest in the State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign (CCC). The campaign coordinating organization welcomes the opportunity to expand its charity listing with new charitable organizations and looks forward to working with returning charities. A few of the basic requirements for participation in the CCC include: * Organization must be a member of one of the federations that participate in the campaign, * Organization must be a 501(c)3 charity, and * Charity must be registered with the Ohio Attorney General's Office. If your charity is already a member of one of the participating federations and meets the qualifications above, please communicate with your federation representative about the application process, who will help you prepare and submit the required paperwork. If you are not currently a member of one of the participating federations, you can find a list of the participating federations here. You will need to work with one of these federations to become a member and be eligible to participate in the campaign. Each federation has their own membership criteria and deadlines for accepting new members. It may be too late for the 2019 campaign, but it is not too late to begin the process for becoming eligible for the 2020 campaign. 2019 Resources:
25-Word Description Instructions Application Checklist 2019 CCC Application 2019 CCC Application - writeable 2019 CCC Application Requirements IRS 990 IRS 990 - writeable Policies and Procedures
If you have questions about the application process, please contact the Campaign Coordinating Organization at: stateofohioccc@uwcentralohio.org or 614-227-8718. Thank you.
Thank you for your interest in the State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign.
Interested in participating in the State of Ohio CCC? Qualified charities are encouraged to apply during the annual application period (November – December). For specific participation requirements, please see reference below.
2019 Application Process Timeline: November 1 – December 21, 2018: Federations submit applications to Campaign Coordinating Organization (CCO) January – March: Application review March 15, 2019: Approval/denial letters sent to federations March 29, 2019: Appeals due to CCO April 10, 2019: Federations notified of appeal status August 28 – October 11, 2019: State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign The 2019 Application time frame is now closed. Application Materials For your Reference: 25-Word Description Instructions Application Checklist 2019 CCC Application 2019 CCC Application - writeable 2019 CCC Application Requirements IRS 990 IRS 990 - writeable Policies and Procedures
Charities interested in becoming part of the State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign must join a participating member Federation. Click here to view the Federation Contact List.
Interested in participating in the State of Ohio CCC? Qualified charities are encouraged to apply during the annual application period (November – December).