Join the CCC - and Our State Employee Tradition of Giving, Caring and Sharing
What is the Colorado Combined Campaign?
The Colorado Combined Campaign (CCC) is the charitable workplace giving campaign of Colorado state government employees. The state established the campaign in 1987 as a beneficial way for employees to easily and efficiently donate to nonprofits and support their communities.
How does donating through the CCC work?
As a state employee, you are in charge of your giving. Each year, you can choose from more than 500 pre-vetted Colorado nonprofits that represent 20+ cause areas and every corner of the state (see the CCC Resource Guide for all of the options available to you). You can also decide how to give. Most employees give through payroll contribution (a few dollars each pay period), but you can also make a one-time or recurring credit/debit card or e-check donation. There is no minimum donation and all state employees are welcome to participate. Signing up is easy, either online or with a paper form. However you participate, you’re a part of a culture of giving that helps Colorado be an even better place to live, work and play.
What’s the advantage of workplace giving?
Workplace giving has traditionally been one of the most popular ways for people to give. Because you give incrementally (a little bit each pay period), you can give more than you might ordinarily be able to. It’s empowering for the donor and provides sustained funding for charities. Also, the strength of many donors coming together to give keeps administrative costs low, both for the campaign and for the recipient nonprofits.
How much has the CCC raised over time?
Since 1987, the CCC has raised more than $35 million for Colorado charities. In 2019, state employees made 4,855 donations totaling $808,000 and benefitting more than 400 charities. Donors an average gave $408, or a little more than $30 per month.
Who runs the CCC?
The CCC is overseen by state employees, for the benefit of state employees. An Advisory Committee of employee volunteers from across state government meets each month to set policy, approve plans and budgets, and evaluate participating nonprofits. (Look in the Resource Guide for our current Advisory Committee officers and members.) The CCC is an independent, audited nonprofit organization registered with the Colorado Secretary of State. It is managed day to day by Community Shares of Colorado, an expert in workplace giving campaigns.
How do I sign up?
Any time of year, you can use a paper pledge form. After you fill it out, return it to your institution’s payroll department. During active campaign season (traditionally fall/winter), you can also sign up online. Explore our website to learn more about the CCC.
The Colorado Combined Campaign (CCC) is the charitable workplace giving campaign of Colorado state government employees. The state established the campaign in 1987 as a beneficial way for employees to easily and efficiently donate to nonprofits and support their communities.
How does donating through the CCC work?
As a state employee, you are in charge of your giving. Each year, you can choose from more than 500 pre-vetted Colorado nonprofits that represent 20+ cause areas and every corner of the state (see the CCC Resource Guide for all of the options available to you). You can also decide how to give. Most employees give through payroll contribution (a few dollars each pay period), but you can also make a one-time or recurring credit/debit card or e-check donation. There is no minimum donation and all state employees are welcome to participate. Signing up is easy, either online or with a paper form. However you participate, you’re a part of a culture of giving that helps Colorado be an even better place to live, work and play.
What’s the advantage of workplace giving?
Workplace giving has traditionally been one of the most popular ways for people to give. Because you give incrementally (a little bit each pay period), you can give more than you might ordinarily be able to. It’s empowering for the donor and provides sustained funding for charities. Also, the strength of many donors coming together to give keeps administrative costs low, both for the campaign and for the recipient nonprofits.
How much has the CCC raised over time?
Since 1987, the CCC has raised more than $35 million for Colorado charities. In 2019, state employees made 4,855 donations totaling $808,000 and benefitting more than 400 charities. Donors an average gave $408, or a little more than $30 per month.
Who runs the CCC?
The CCC is overseen by state employees, for the benefit of state employees. An Advisory Committee of employee volunteers from across state government meets each month to set policy, approve plans and budgets, and evaluate participating nonprofits. (Look in the Resource Guide for our current Advisory Committee officers and members.) The CCC is an independent, audited nonprofit organization registered with the Colorado Secretary of State. It is managed day to day by Community Shares of Colorado, an expert in workplace giving campaigns.
How do I sign up?
Any time of year, you can use a paper pledge form. After you fill it out, return it to your institution’s payroll department. During active campaign season (traditionally fall/winter), you can also sign up online. Explore our website to learn more about the CCC.