American Action Forum

Founded in 1993, the Open Society Institute is a private, grantmaking foundation that provides public policies to promote democratic governance, human rights, and economic, legal and social reforms. It also implements a range of programs to support the rule of law, education, public health and independent media, as well as builds alliances across borders and continents on combating corruption and rights against abuse. One of its offices focuses on addressing issues related to the violation of civil liberties in the United States and legal works in the areas of criminal and civil justice reforms. It also builds frameworks to influence debates over global economic policies, such as those involving international development assistance. Open Society Institute maintains one of its offices in Washington, D.C.

The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) of the National Capital Area in Washington, DC is an annual initiative that allows Federal employees and retirees to support various charitable causes both locally and globally. With nearly $8.7 billion raised since its inception, the CFC provides a convenient platform for individuals to make a difference by donating as little as $5 per paycheck to their preferred charities. Through payroll deduction, donors can contribute to multiple organizations, pledge volunteer hours, and experience the joy of giving together. The CFC emphasizes the impact of giving through its "Give Happy" campaign, highlighting the positive effects of generosity on both the recipients and the donors themselves. By supporting a wide range of causes, such as education, community development, animal welfare, and poverty alleviation, the CFC aims to create a better world through collective giving. With a user-friendly mobile application and a dedicated team ready to assist, the CFC ensures that donors' contributions reach deserving individuals and communities, making a lasting difference in their lives.Generated from the website