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Launching an Employer Matching Gifts Program
by June Fox, Director, DEI Station & Business Relations
Employer Matching Gift Resources: DEI/HEP Portal
DEI is pleased to partner with HEP Development to provide Employer Matching Gift services.
Considering Participating in the Combined Federal Campaign
What is the Combined Federal Campaign? Who is eligible to participate? Will the CFC really support the station's bottom line? Find the answers to these questions and more.
Sample Donor Letter: Employer Matching Gift
DATE [Name] [Address] City/State/ZIP] [Dear X]: Thank you for your recent contribution to [STATION]. Your donation, combined with those of other listeners, helps support the quality programming you've come to depend on.
Letter Copy Matching Gift Request
Matching Gift Request   Letter Dear :
Maximizing Employer Matching Dollars
Hundreds of businesses and corporations throughout the United States match their employee's contributions to non-profit organizations like your station. Depending on the company, those matching funds may be available to full and/or part-time employees, and some companies will also match the donations of their retirees. Some businesses have minimum or maximum contribution requirements, while others match any and all donation levels.
7 Myths About the Combined Federal Campaign
There is a lot of misinformation about the Combined Federal Campaign in the nonprofit sector.. Author and CFC expert, Bill Huddleston, tells us about the most prominnet seven of the myths and advises public radio stations to look at the benefits of the CFC to see if it's a good fit for the station.

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