SECC

Access Cal Employee Connect which is where you view your monthly paycheck and other employee services at https://connect.sco.ca.gov/.

Click on your “User Profile” and click on the button that says “Donate now to your favorite nonprofit(s)” and you will be directed to the Our Promise donation site. If you are an existing donor, you must first log into Cal Employee Connect to access the Our Promise donation site to cancel or modify your donation.

Signing up for the SECA Program is simple. After choosing which charity(ies) you want to donate to, complete the online Pledge Now form at https://give.illinoiscomptroller.gov/index.cfm. There, you will enter your name and address, how much you would like deducted each pay period, and for how long. SECA will send an email confirming your pledge.

You can also fill out a paper pledge form and return it to your agency’s SECA Ambassador/Liaison.

Combined Charities Campaign is a program that allows employees to give at work to the charities they support. To donate visit https://combinedcharitiescampaign.org/give-at-work.html and choose your employer to log in.

State and University Employees Combined Appeal (SECA) is an annual program that provides all employees the opportunity to donate to the charitable cause of their choice through payroll deduction. It is administered by the Illinois Office of Comptroller (IOC).

Signing up for the SECA Program is simple. After choosing which charity (ies) you want to donate to, complete the online Pledge Now form here https://give.illinoiscomptroller.gov/index.cfm. You will enter your name and address, how much you would like deducted each pay period, and for how long. SECA will send an email confirming your pledge.

You can also fill out a paper pledge form and return it to your agency’s SECA Ambassador/Liaison.

Retired employees can also choose to donate. Please visit https://illinoiscomptroller.gov/__media/sites/comptroller/assets/File/SECA/2024%20SECA%20retiree%20pledge%20form.pdf for your form.

Choose to have your gift automatically deducted from your paycheck each pay period. Deductions will begin on January 1 of the following year. If you already have your contribution deducted from your paycheck and you do not opt out, it will automatically roll over for this year’s campaign. Visit https://illinois.giving.stratuslive.com/Users/Account/LandingPageOption get started!

You may give directly to a charity through CCFD and submit the paper pledge form along with a copy of the receipt either through the mail or electronically. We will apply direct pay gifts to your unit’s total. To access the WWIA’s online giving page and receive a receipt, please click “DONATE” at the top of this page.

Send to:
Campus Charitable Fund Drive
501 Swanlund Admin Bldg. MC 304
601 E. John St.
Champaign, IL 61820-5711
or

Email form and receipt to ccfd@illinois.edu

The MSECCA Online Donation Service will allow Maine state employees, Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) employees, and Maine Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) employees, to make a charitable donation, either through payroll deduction, by cash/check or with a credit card. You can access the system at https://apps1.web.maine.gov/cgi-bin/online/msecca/index.pl.

The State Employees Charitable Campaign provides State of Michigan employees with efficient and consistent pathways for charitable giving through online donation or payroll deduction.

To sign up for payroll deduction donations visit the HR Self-Service portal call the MI HR Service Center at 877-766-6447 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on state workdays. Giving to your favorite SECC charity is easy. Sign up today!

Completed contribution forms can be emailed to MCSC-MIHR-Docs@mi.gov or faxed to 517-241-5892.

If you work for the Auditor General, Judicial Branch or Legislative Branch, contact your department or agency HR office.

You can also make a donation through the MSECC at https://misecc.org/online-contribution-form/

The Missouri State Employees Charitable Campaign (MSECC) is an annual unified fundraising effort that provides state employees with the opportunity to make donations to their favorite charitable organizations through the convenience of payroll deduction or one-time gifts. The MSECC is organized and administered by the Office of Administration. Financial management is provided by Central Bank of Jefferson City.

During the annual campaign, state employees have the opportunity to make contributions to the charity or charities of their choice via an online pledge card at https://ess.mo.gov/ (or a paper version requested from their agency coordinator). Through payroll deductions, employees may divide the annual contribution into smaller amounts which are deducted each pay period during the coming calendar year. While payroll deduction is the preferred method, contributions may also be made by check or money order. The pledge card filled out authorizing payroll deductions will be in effect until the end of the year or until revoked by you in writing, or you can opt in to a “continuous pledge” option where your donation is rolled over each year until revoked by you in writing.

RETIREES
House Bill 210 allows state retirees to authorize contributions to the Missouri State Employees Charitable Campaign via payroll deduction from their monthly retirement benefit payments.

Retiring state employees may continue their pledged contributions and tradition of giving into retirement. Retirees will be able to contribute to their charity(s) of choice through the convenience and ease of monthly deductions from their retirement benefits.

Please complete the Retiree Giving Form and mail to: MSECC, PO Box 809, Jefferson City, MO 65102.

The principal aim of the State Employees Combined Campaign is to strengthen and sustain North Carolina communities and their citizens. The campaign assures state employees and retirees continuous opportunity to support charitable organizations that are accountable, fiscally sound, and committed to improving the quality of life in our state, nation and the world.

As the official workplace giving campaign for state employees, the SECC operates under regulations codified in Title 1, Chapter 35 of the NC Administrative Code. North Carolina General Statutes authorize the SECC to offer payroll deduction as an option for state employees contributing to one or more of the charitable organizations approved to participate in the annual campaign. The State Employees Combined Campaign provides state employees and retirees an opportunity and choice in directing their contributions to charitable organizations through a uniform and systematic process.

The SECC online pledge form available at https://ncsecc.org/donation-portal.html allows for 5 types of donation method:

1. Payroll Deduction
2. Check (Payable to SECC)
3. Cash
4. Credit Card
5. Stock Transfer (Reach out to SECC for guidance)

If you need to record pledges for an event, see the event pledge tracking form on the Volunteer Resources page

RETIREES
One Easy Step! Click the link https://ncsecc.org/donation-portal.html, fill out the form, click submit!

Please Note: EarthShare NC is the fiscal manager of the SECC. All credit card donations made through “Donate Now” will have either SECC or EarthShare NC appearing in the payment memo on your credit card statement.

If you would prefer to print and mail your pledge form, please click here.

Thanks to legislation that created the New Jersey Employees Charitable Campaign in 1985, employees of state agencies, universities, county government, municipalities and school districts throughout New Jersey enjoy the benefit of giving to many of their favorite charities through an annual workplace giving campaign that features the convenience of payroll deduction.

TWO WAYS TO GIVE

1. Online: Payroll deduction or credit card
Access the site here: https://njecc.americascharities.stratuslive.com/Users/Account/LogOn?ReturnUrl=/Wizard/Contribution

For your Records: A copy of your receipt will be emailed to you after you have completed your pledge online.

2. Paper pledge form: Payroll deduction or check
Access the form here.

How to fill out your pledge form:
It is easy to donate to your favorite charity or charities through the NJECC. Simply fill in the information requested and return to your NJECC coordinators.

NOTE: The Social security and NJ State Centralized Payroll numbers are ONLY required for State Centralized Payroll employees pledging payroll deduction gifts. The NJECC office does not collect, store, or use this information. It is only used by your payroll offices.

Your NJECC is 3-Parts:

• 1st page = payroll copy

• 2nd page = NJECC coordinator copy

• 3rd page = donor copy (for tax purposes)

Public Employee Charitable Campaigns are the only way in which public employees can support charities from their workplace. The legislation was enacted to “provide a convenient channel through which employees of local units of government may support the efforts of charitable fund-raising organizations and charitable agencies while minimizing disruption to the workplace and cost to the taxpayers that fund-raising may entail.”

TWO WAYS TO GIVE

1. Online: Payroll deduction or credit card
Access the site here: https://njecc.americascharities.stratuslive.com/Users/Account/LogOn?ReturnUrl=/Wizard/Contribution

For your Records: A copy of your receipt will be emailed to you after you have completed your pledge online.

2. Paper pledge form: Payroll deduction or check
Access the form here.

How to fill out your pledge form:
It is easy to donate to your favorite charity or charities through the NJECC. Simply fill in the information requested and return to your NJECC coordinators.

NOTE: The Social security and NJ State Centralized Payroll numbers are ONLY required for State Centralized Payroll employees pledging payroll deduction gifts. The NJECC office does not collect, store, or use this information. It is only used by your payroll offices.

Your NJECC is 3-Parts:

• 1st page = payroll copy

• 2nd page = NJECC coordinator copy

• 3rd page = donor copy (for tax purposes)

SEFA is the solicitation of State employees in their workplaces on behalf of approved charities, authorized through NY State Law and Regulations and supported by labor and management. Through SEFA, state employees can support charities of their choice through a single pledge, easily paid through payroll deduction or by check.

To give online, start here: https://www.epledge.unitedway-cny.org/epledge/sefacampaign

Then select your work region/location. You will then be redirected to your region-specific pledging page where you will enter your work email to continue.

If you would like to make a pledge using the traditional paper form, please click this pdf form, Pledge and Payroll Deduction Authorization Form [PDF], please complete the form, keep Part III, and give Parts I and II to your SEFA Agency Coordinator/Representative so they can forward to your Payroll Department and the correct SEFA office.

NYC Gives (formerly known as the Combined Municipal Campaign) offers City employees an opportunity to contribute, through convenient payroll deductions, to NYC Gives participating charitable organizations that provide urgently needed services to local, state, national, and international communities. Since inception, City employees have generously contributed to a myriad of participating non-profit charitable organizations that invest in causes that are meaningful to employees.

Participation is easy. To enroll, modify, or cancel your contribution, log into NYCAPS Employee Self-Service. Upon log in, go to Payroll and Compensation > Deduction Information > NYC Gives.

The Combined Charitable Campaign (CCC) is an annual initiative that encourages State of Ohio employees to donate to one or more of 1,100 local, regional, and international charitable organizations. CCC consolidates many charitable campaigns into one, asking State of Ohio employees to voluntarily donate through payroll deductions or a one-time gift.

Online pledging:

The CCC offers an online giving system, ePledge, which allows donors to make donations to the CCC without using paper pledge forms. The online system is a secure and efficient method of viewing and making contributions to the campaign. You may choose to make a payroll deduction or a one-time donation via credit card or electronic check. A minimum donation of $26 is required for credit card payments and electronic checks. It’s fast and easy!

You can access the ePledge site in several ways:

• Through myOhio.gov (visit the State News and Events page and click on the myCCC Click to Donate tile).
• Through online pledging notifications you will receive via your work email address. These emails are safe to open and provide important campaign information. Emails will be sent to employees. Emails will continue throughout the campaign. Once you complete your pledge online, you will no longer receive CCC email messages.

You also may log in to ePledge to affirm that you have made a paper pledge or want to opt out of future messaging.

The online system will walk you through the process and allow you to donate by payroll deduction, credit card, or electronic check. If you are unsure how to proceed once accessing the link, step-by-step directions are available at Ohio.gov/OhioCCC. After your pledge is complete, you will receive an email confirmation, which can be printed and saved.

Paper pledge form:

While online giving is an efficient and safe method of making donations to the campaign, paper pledge forms and fillable electronic pledge forms also are available from agency campaign coordinators or online at Ohio.gov/OhioCCC.

Cash/Check donations:

If you wish to make a one-time check or cash donation, or do not have a work email address, you should complete a paper pledge form. Paper pledge forms may be obtained from and turned in to your agency campaign coordinator. Please note the online option is only for pledging by payroll deduction, credit card, and electronic check.

You can support your favorite SECA charities through flexible giving options, including payroll deductions spread over a year, or a one-time gift by check, money order, or payroll deduction. You can also dedicate your donation to someone special and gain special recognition as a leadership giver.

Pledge Online

Most Commonwealth employees can pledge online by payroll deductions or a one-time gift.

1. Access Employee Self Service (ESS)
2. Select the “SECA Enrollment” tile.
3. You can search for charities by name in ESS or use Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation’s SECA code of 8000-0328
4. Follow these online pledge instructions to complete your pledge.

*If you are prompted to log in to ESS, it may be necessary to include “CWOPA/” before your username (for example, CWOPA/jsmith).

Pledge by Form

If you are unable or prefer not to use ESS, or want to make a one-time donation by check or money order, please use the printable pledge form (PDF).

How To Pledge Online

1. Click here to pledge.
2. Login name: Enter your City of Austin email address.
3. Login password: Employee ID number
4. Create your new password after logging in.

Now you should be set to enter your pledge.

Questions? Call 512-469-5989 or email coaccc@earthshare-texas.org.

How To Make a Recurring Payroll Donation

1. Log on to cityofhouston.brightfunds.org.
2. Choose Donate.
3. Funds and organizations that you have given to or have bookmarked will show on the left. You can choose one of those, or use the search bar on the right to search for a new organization.
4. Choose the organization and choose donate.
5. Choose Continue with recurring.
6. Choose Payroll under donation method.
7. Enter a per-payroll amount.
8. Select I’ll cover processing costs if you would like to pay for the processing costs.
9. Under Privacy, select whether or not you would like to share your contact information with the organization.
10. Choose Pay with Payroll.
11. To make changes or add new agencies, choose Manage my recurring donations from your profile page.

Giving through the Texas SECC is an easy four-step process.

1. Make Your Pledge Online or Fill Out a Form.
Many state agencies and some universities are offering online pledging. Click here to see if your agency is online. If your agency or university offers online pledging through our system, click on the name of the region that you work in to get started in making a contribution!

• Have you given online before? Click on the “Existing Donors Login Here” button
• Are you a new online donor? Click on the “New Donors Register Here” button
• Need a Refresher on “How to Give Online”? Click here to access the “How To Give Online” PDF Walk Thru.

If your agency or university is not offering online pledging, please fill out a pledge form and send a completed copy to your agency’s Campaign Coordinator.

This year’s pledge form can be filled out on a computer, signed electronically, and are 508 compliant pledge form.  Click here to download a pledge form.

Not sure who your Campaign Coordinator is? Contact your Human Resources Dept. or your SECC Local Campaign Manager for assistance.

Three state universities and their systems (Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and the University of Texas) each offer their own online pledge platforms.

Please contact your Campaign Coordinator or Human Resources Dept. for more information.

2. Decide How Much to Contribute

Consider giving $2 per paycheck.
If half of the state employees gave just $2 per paycheck, we could raise $3 million from those gifts alone! #Stronger2gether   #TexasTwoStep

3. Pick Your Charity

WWIA is Charity Code 085388

4. Smile! You just made a positive impact in someone’s life!

Questions? Please contact your SECC Local Campaign Manager with any questions we can help answer!

There are three ways you can donate to your favorite charities, through Payroll Deduction, Credit Card, and Direct Giving.

1. When donating via payroll deduction, you pledge to give a yearly amount that will be divided and deducted over 24 paychecks starting in January.

Click here to get started.

2. For credit card donations, employees will supply their credit card information through a third-party vendor, securely. Credit card information is not stored on any government devices or databases. No fees are associated with credit card transactions for donors. This system is the property of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Only persons authorized shall be allowed access to this system. Those permitted access shall use this system ONLY for purposes for which they have been authorized. ALL access and usage on this system may be monitored, recorded, and subject to audit. ANY unauthorized access, use, or abuse of this system or the information contained therein shall be reported to appropriate authorities for investigation and prosecution to the fullest extent of the law. By continuing to this site you agree with these terms and conditions.

Click here to donate by Credit Card.

3. Employees have the option to contribute directly to an approved charity and report their donations to the campaign. Contributions can be made in the form of money, items such as toys or clothes, or through volunteer time. Charities will issue a donation receipt as proof of your contribution. This receipt can be uploaded using this reporting function. Once reported, your donation will be included in both your agency’s donation totals and the overall campaign total.

Click here to report your Direct Giving.

In the program’s 35 years of existence, King County employees have given $36 million to nonprofits in our community and around the globe. Making a donation through the giving program is now easier than ever before. In addition to monetary donations, it’s simple to donate time and skills.

You can pledge in two ways:

1. Online

Click here to access via PeopleSoft

2. Paper Pledge Form

Download form here

The search functions below may be used to look up information on any member charity of the Combined Fund Drive.

You can find WWIA by searching Charity Name “Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation” or any part of the name, Charity Code 148126, or Federal Tax ID Number 26-0718304.

Once you have found the organization you are looking for simply click “start giving to this charity” and log into your account.

Pledge to Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation with Code Number 6895. WWIA is part of the America’s Best Charities Umbrella Group.

The Partners in Giving fall campaign encourages you to make a gift online through the e-pledge system. If you cannot give via e-pledge, paper pledge forms will still be accepted through the mail.

Give through E-pledge.

Select your donor type below and log in. Payroll deduction, credit/debit card, and PayPal are all options for giving.

• UW: Visit here to log in
• UWM: Visit here to log in
• State: Visit here to log in
• UW Health: Visit here to log in
• Retirees: Visit here to log in

Give through a paper pledge form.

You can find the pledge form here. Please mail your completed form to:

Partners in Giving
PO Box 7548
Madison, WI 53707-7548

OR email your completed form to partnersingiving@uwdc.org. You may give through payroll deduction or check with this option.

Retirees can obtain a paper pledge form by calling the campaign’s fiscal agent at (608) 246-4350 or by visiting giving.wi.gov/options-for-giving/.