Purpose
The Colorado Combined Campaign (CCC) is a workplace giving campaign that enables Colorado state government employees to donate to charities that benefit Coloradans. They can do so by paycheck contribution, cash, check or credit card. Donations to the CCC are voluntary, confidential, and tax-deductible.
State employees may designate their donations to one or more charities or groups of charities known as federations. An Advisory Committee, made up of representatives of most state agencies, sets and enforces campaign guidelines, called bylaws. The advisory committee reviews the federations who sponsor the more than 400 charities in the campaign to determine if they are fiscally responsible and provide the services they say they do. |
The Colorado Combined Campaign was created by executive order in 1987 to improve the state of Colorado by encouraging workplace giving in all departments of state government and state higher-education institutions. The generous donations made by state employees benefit hundreds of nonprofit organizations each year. These organizations are essential to the progress of our beautiful state and range in cause from healthcare to child advocacy to environmental protection and so much more.
State employees who choose to give to the Colorado Combined Campaign are improving the lives of thousands of Coloradans each year. And to them we say, THANK YOU! The campaign could not work without your selfless generosity. |
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Meet the Staff
The Colorado Combined Campaign is managed by a designated organization contracted with by the State of Colorado to provide staffing and support for the giving campaign. The Campaign Manager is subject to oversight by the CCC Employee Advisory Committee and the Executive Director (Department of Personnel and Administration). Community Shares of Colorado was awarded the contract to manage the Colorado Combined Campaign in a competitive bid process in October 2013 with the contract beginning January 1, 2014. Community Shares of Colorado is the designated campaign manager for the Colorado Combined Campaign. Community Shares currently has a staff of eight, with a combined 85 years in nonprofit, fundraising and campaign management. At some point, any staff member may be involved in carrying out campaign activities, whether guiding strategy, assisting at an event, producing payroll reports or mailing donor tax acknowledgements. \Community Shares was founded in 1986 to bring diverse choices to workplace giving and welcome all donors with no minimum donation amounts. To date, Community Shares has managed more than $45 million in community giving funds, with an average workplace donor gift of $1 each workday. Member diversity, choice in giving, local significance and financial transparency are guiding principles. Community Shares is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization registered in good standing with the Colorado Secretary of State. The organization was greatly honored to be named the first-ever winner of the Bill Daniels Ethical Leadership Award, presented by the Daniels Fund and the Colorado Nonprofit Association as a highlight of Colorado Nonprofit Week in March 2018. At the same time, Community Shares was selected as the Charity of the Month by the Denver/Boulder Better Business Bureau. The recognition reflects Community Shares meeting, maintaining and exceeding BBB Charity Standards to increase donor confidence and strengthen public trust in philanthropy. Contact Us www.cshares.org | 303-861-7507 | [email protected] 1600 N Downing Street, Suite 700 Denver, CO 80218 |
Robin Wood-Mason - CEO
[email protected] Sarah Maxwell - COO [email protected] Victor Werner- Social Impact Services Manger [email protected] Jennifer Renee - Social Impact Services Coordinator [email protected] Memberships & Accreditations |
By-Laws
The CCC is overseen by an Advisory Committee made up of 15-20 dedicated Colorado state employees who represent state departments, colleges and universities. Additionally, each department, college and university has one or more Lead Coordinators who work closely with the CCC Advisory Committee and staff to run a successful campaign.
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The Advisory Committee
Robert Hooser - Committee Chair
Department of Revenue Patti Dahlberg - Committee Vice Chair Legislative Department Doug Platt - Committee Administrator Department of Personnel & Administration Interesting in joining the committee?Learn more about Advisory Committee roles and responsibilities, and email us if you're interested in joining!
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Laura Darrow
Public Defender's Office Jill Elggren Office of Information Technology (At Large) Sara Kahat Department of Human Services Lisa LaMunyon Department of Public Health and Environment Alberta Lopez Department of Public Safety Michelle Morelli Department of Labor & Employment Leonardo Torress Department of Revenue Michael Krueger Department of Labor & Employment Hillary Erickson Department of Health Care Policy & Financing Lynn Ha Department of Health Care Policy & Financing |
Contact Us
Please contact us using the information below or view our staff list to contact an individual member of the team.
Email [email protected] Call 720-420-3210 Write Colorado Combined Campaign 1600 N Downing Street, Suite 700 Denver, Colorado 80218 Connect facebook.com/coloradocombinedcampaign |
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