FAQS about Mission To Children

Combined Federal Campaign

2007 Campaign Number 11922

The Combined Federal Campaign provides an opportunity for federal, civilian, and military employees of the United States of America to designate a portion of their paycheck to Mission To Children through payroll deduction. It is the largest workplace campaign in the world. Mission To Children continues to find favor as one of the designated charities. This is a simple and worthwhile opportunity to rebuild broken lives without monitoring your giving decisions every month.

It will take as much as four to eight months for Mission To Children to receive the list of donors, so please be patient in our response to your contribution.

How Will My Gift Help?

Your donation to Mission To Children through the Combined Federal Campaign will effectively alleviate a variety of needs such as:

$1-$5 feeds a destitute child through either the annual Christmas or Easter outreach dinners.
$400 creates a Character Teacher's Guide in a new language. These Guides are used to present principles of character to impact about 30 students and their communities.
$25 supplies a mom and her children living in a Port-au-prince ghetto with enough food for a month.
$30 provides a Bible, a blanket, and special shoes to a street leper in India.
$36 gives a vulnerable, Filipino street child a weekend at Gospel camp where he will have food, friends, and Christian guardians who will care for him.
$1,000 sends a qualified Character Solutions presenter overseas to teach character traits to educators or youth workers in countries such as Bolivia, Liberia, Lithuania, Romania, and South Africa.

If you want to have further contact with us and receive a thank-you letter, please include your name, e-mail and address in the giving form at the time of selection. Mission To Children does not share, sell, or lease your contact information to anyone outside of our organization.

2006 USA Annual Report (1.14 MB)
2007 USA Audit (71 KB)