Analysis Of Operation Warmheart And Combined Federal Campaign

Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) refers to a program that allows certain nonprofit organizations to solicit funds and contributions from the workers of the federal government of the United States. Its mission is to support and promote philanthropy through a cost effective, employee focused and is effective in providing an opportunity to all federal employees in improving the quality of life for all people. It entails campaign costs relating to printing materials, auditing contribution, administrative expenses and auditing contributions that are deducted finally from the total contributions from the federal employees. The total expenses were deducted from the charities or solicited contributions. This program initially started in 1957 when President Dwight D. Eisenhower publicized the mechanisms and programs to assist in the solicitation of funds from the federal employees as well as stipulating a committee to work on the fundraising. This program facilitates voluntarily giving and donations with the options keeping the gifts secret or disclosing such gifts. The program
The negotiation skills and styles enabled the two organizations to achieve their goals and objectives. The two organizations combined their efforts in realizing their goals of service provision to the society. The division of roles between the two organizations facilitated effective achievement of goals through focus on specific roles and activities. This course enabled to appreciate the aspect of collaboration because it helps the organizations to work together towards the achievement of both short-term and long-term goals and objectives. I also learned the importance of various negotiation skills and styles like flexibility and creativity in relation to the decision-making processes and