HOI36-1 — Participation In Fund-raising Drives

HOI36-1 governs Headquarters Air Force participation in fund-raising drives, including supported campaigns and campaign leadership.

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  • Publication number: HOI36-1
  • Title: PARTICIPATION IN FUND-RAISING DRIVES
  • Date: 2017-11-22

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The publication identifies authorized campaigns in the National Capital Area, including the Air Force Assistance Fund, Combined Federal Campaign, and approved emergency and disaster appeals. It assigns campaign leadership roles and sets requirements for project officers, organizational support, and coordination with SAF/AAO.

Applies to: It applies to organizational elements of the Secretariat and the Air Staff.

Topics covered

  • Air Force Assistance Fund campaigns
  • Combined Federal Campaign
  • Emergency and disaster appeals
  • Campaign leadership
  • Project officer qualifications
  • Campaign fund turn-in procedures

Questions and answers

Who is responsible for planning and conducting the Combined Federal Campaign for Air Force personnel in the NCA?

The Campaign Manager is the permanent administrator and as such, is responsible for planning and conducting the campaign for Air Force personnel in the NCA. (paragraph 2)

How many key workers is a project officer authorized?

The PO is authorized a minimum of one key worker per 15 employees. (paragraph 4)

What coordination is required of project officers and alternate project officers?

POs and APOs are required to work directly with SAF/AAO regarding publicity and procedures for the turn in of campaign funds. (paragraph 4)

What support is expected from each 2-letter organization?

To ensure the success of fundraising drives in the NCA, each 2-letter organization is expected to actively support their PO, and promote the various campaigns within their organization. (paragraph 6)

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