American Red Cross has replaced St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital as the organization receiving the most support from donors in the U.S. Combined Federal Campaign. In the 2012 CFC, American Red Cross received an estimated $7,089,900 from federal donors. St. Jude received an estimated $6,651,900.
In the 2009, 2010 and 2011 CFCs, St. Jude came out on top, with American Red Cross consistently in second place.
The third highest performing organization in the 2012 CFC was Wounded Warrior Project, receiving an estimated $5,039,700 in pledges. Wounded Warrior Project has been rising rapidly: In the 2011 CFC, the organization’s estimated pledge total was $3,027,800. In the 2010 CFC, the group’s estimated pledge total was $1,584,400.
These and other figures are available from the Workplace Giving Alliance’s annual report on CFC donor preferences: A Million Donors Choose. The full report, which includes comparisons with the 2010 and 2011 campaigns, can be found at www.wg-alliance.org.
The third highest performing organization in the 2012 CFC was Wounded Warrior Project, receiving an estimated $5,039,700 in pledges. Wounded Warrior Project has been rising rapidly: In the 2011 CFC, the organization’s estimated pledge total was $3,027,800. In the 2010 CFC, the group’s estimated pledge total was $1,584,400.
These and other figures are available from the Workplace Giving Alliance’s annual report on CFC donor preferences: A Million Donors Choose. The full report, which includes comparisons with the 2010 and 2011 campaigns, can be found at www.wg-alliance.org.
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