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Subject: Opinion: We’re in a Crisis — Stick to What You Do Best
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The Trump administration is resuming plans for the annual federal-employee charity drive after pausing preparations last month. Officials relented after hearing from groups that depend on the Combined Federal Campaign, which raised about $70 million last year, and that have already paid application and listing fees for the current year. Still, the administration “is evaluating changes to the CFC for 2026 (including whether to continue the program),” according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management, citing administrative costs and declining participation. (Washington Post)
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