Yes! I want to help people in need throughout Kentucky.
A pledge form will be distributed by a campaign volunteer, a fellow state employee. Only one form is required even if you decide to support more than one charity.
Payroll deduction is the preferred, and most efficient giving method. It’s simple and allows you to spread your gift over the course of a year.
If all state employees contributed just $5 from every paycheck, the KECC would generate over $5 million.
Contributions can also be made with cash or check, which must accompany the pledge form. Checks should be made payable to: KECC (Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign).
Remember that your contribution to KECC may be tax-deductible (consult with your accountant to make sure).
Your gift does make a difference...
$50 per paycheck can provide:
Childcare for low-income parents, assuring they are able to work
$25 per paycheck can provide:
Life skills and literacy training for six individuals
$15 per paycheck can provide:
Twenty-six days of shelter, security and food for a victim of domestic violence
$10 per paycheck can provide:
Warm water aquatic classes for those suffering with arthritis
$8 per paycheck can provide:
A week of camping for three children with special needs
Seven days of residential support for a mentally disabled person
$6 per paycheck can provide:
Two weeks of before and after school care for one child
A Christmas basket, including food, for a family of four
$3 per paycheck can provide:
Instruction on effective parenting for two families
Two weeks of activities and companionship for four elderly persons
