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TVA
Director Bill Baxter to Lead 2002 Combined Federal Campaign
August
26, 2002
TVA Director Bill Baxter has been named chairman of the 2002 Smoky Mountain
Region Combined Federal Campaign, held annually to give federal employees
an opportunity to contribute to charitable, health, and human service
organizations.
This
years campaign will begin September 6, with federal agencies completing
their campaigns in October and November. As chairman, Baxter will oversee
the 24-county Smoky Mountain Region CFC spanning East Tennessee and parts
of Kentucky and Virginia. The campaign theme is Be a Hero.
Federal
employees have a great tradition of being generous givers, said
Baxter. This past year has reminded us all of the importance of
remembering others. I know that the 2002 CFC will have special meaning
and great success.
The
2001 Smoky Mountain Region CFC resulted in gifts of more than $676,527
to charitable and service organizations a 6.1 percent increase
over the campaign goal of $634,527.
Since
1996, Smoky Mountain CFC gifts have totaled more than $3,634,853. Funds
raised through approximately 408 CFCs nationwide support more than 1,787
local, national, and international charitable agencies.
The
Local Federal Coordinating Committee, whose members are from participating
federal agencies, directs the regional campaign. Suzan Bowman, TVA, chairs
the LFCC. Other members are Patricia Howse-Smith, U.S. Department of Energy;
George Major, U.S. Postal Service; Suzanne Markil, U.S. Housing and Urban
Development; Judy McCarter, Federal Bureau of Investigation; Sandra McClellan,
U.S. Social Security Administration; Jerry McDuffie, National Weather
Service; Diane Simpson, Cumberland Gap National Historic Park; and Lt.
Col. Chris Wright, U.S. Army.
TVA
is the nations largest public power producer, and its power system
is self-financed. TVA provides power to large industries and 158 power
distributors that serve 8.3 million consumers.
Media Contact:
Michelle
Chang, Knoxville (865-632-8108) or TVA News Bureau, Knoxville (865-632-6000)
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