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Gen Ward kicked off the US Africa Command CFC-Overseas Campaign on 4 October 2010. In order to promote CFC-Overseas, for the next 8 weeks we would like to use as many venues and resources as possible to improve our participation in "Making a



By US AFRICOM Public Affairs STUTTGART, Germany Oct 13, 2010
Gen Ward kicked off the US Africa Command CFC-Overseas Campaign on 4 October 2010. In order to promote CFC-Overseas, for the next 8 weeks we would like to use as many venues and resources as possible to improve our participation in "Making a Difference" in this year's campaign. We would love to hear from those who are contributing so stories and photos of CFC related events are being sought to highlight this great campaign which runs until 11 Dec 2010. Please send contributions to AFRICOM-PAO-LYnC@africom.mil.

If you want to donate but haven't yet follow these simple instructions:

1. Go to http://www.cfcoverseas.org/ used for CFC-O e-giving

2. To use the computer to electronically complete a CFC-O pledge card for a payroll allotment or cash/check contribution, click on our e-Giving program.

3. Follow the user-friendly instructions to enter your personal information, select the charities you wish to support and designate your contribution amount.

4. Print the pledge card and turn it in to your unit's CFC representative.

NOTES: The "Reporting Unit" is the individual's AFRICOM directorate i.e., Resources, IKDev, OPLOG, SPP, Outreach, c4 Systems, COS/Shared Services, Command Group/Special Staff, MARFORAF, SOCAFRICA, JFD Dir, NAVAF.

Credit/debit card and e-Check contributions can be made by accessing our e-Giving program.

1. Simply follow the user-friendly instructions to enter your personal information, select the charitable organizations you wish to support and designate your contribution amount.

2. Decide if you would like to give a one-time donation or a reoccurring monthly contribution.

This is a fully automated pledge, so you will not need to turn a copy in to your unit's CFC representative. There is a giving cap of 2% of base pay in the credit card giving program.

For questions please contact your appropriate representative from the list below:

• US Africa Command Head Quarters CAPO- MS. Hilda Burgos
• Outreach Dir - Ms. Dianna Duncan or Mr. Rick Parker
• C4 Systems Dir - Mr. Mitchell Rogozinski or Mr. Erick Melcher
• IKDev Dir MSgt- Kevin Nichols 314 or GySgt Eddie Barringer
• SPP Dir- Mr. Lawrence Tubbs or LTC Tony Banchs
• JFD Dir- Ms. Maria Valdez-Carter or Mr. Marvin Brown
• OPLOG Di- Ms. Ria Blackwell or Mr. Jeremy Holz
• Resources- Dir Ms. Susan Pridemore or Ms. Ideliza Perez-Marcano
• CoS/ Shared Services- SGT Theophilus Andang or SGT Ryan A. Hose
• Special Staff- PO2 Katelyn Weaver
o SPS-Deputies/CSM- Ms. Sherry Hugan
o SPS-CAG- SGM Robert W. Collier
o SPS-Chaplain- MCPO Kenneth Mendiola
o SPS-Protocol- Mr. Brian Phillips
o SPS Foreign Policy Adv- Ms. Christine Castro
o SPS-IG- Ms. Anna Sellenriek
o SPS-Legal Counsel- CW4 Sam Manickam
o SPS-Public Affairs- SSgt Amanda McCarty

• SOCAFRICA- TSgt Shenita Moon or SSgt Yanique Thomas
• MARFORAF- Sgt John Howard or GySgt Will Watts
• USARAF (SETAF)- SFC Dennis Murray

If necessary you may also contact the US Africa Command 2010 CFC Program Manager

Alejandro Holguin, DSN: 314 421-4759, Comm: +49 (0)711-729-4759 or by email at Alejandro.Holquin@africom.mil.

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