The State Employees Charitable Campaign provides State of Texas employees with the most efficient and consistent pathway possible for charitable giving, payroll deduction. Employees can contribute to nearly 1,000 charities which support the communities in which they live, work, volunteer and raise their families.
Thanks to the generosity of state employees,
the 2018 Capital Area campaign raised $1.8 Million.
Capital Area – State Employee Charitable Campaign
2019 SECC Application Instructions
2019 SECC Application for Admission
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Celebrate the success and learn more about volunteer opportunities:
The Philanthropic Texan I April, 2018
• Letter from the Honorary Chair
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COORDINATOR CORNER
2018 Workplace Ambassador Resources
3) SECC Accessible Pledge Form
4) Pledge Giving Nexus (select agency only)
5) Charity Search – Giving Nexus (recommended)
6) 2018 Charity Guide Booklet – PDF
8) Thermometer (color) | (greyscale)
12) Certificate of Appreciation/ Award for Volunteers
13) Frequently Asked Questions
14) Videos (SECC Capital Area youtube channel)
15) ¿De qué se trata? (What’s it all about)
16) Formulario de autorización de la Campana (SECC Authorization Form – Front)
17) Formulario de autorización de la Campana Instrucciones (SECC Authorization Form – Back)
THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS
Local Employee Committee - State employees and campaign leaders who provide oversight.
Member, Rhonda Jefferson, Texas General Land Office
Member, Carol Harper, Office of Court Administration
Member, Reuben Leslie, Retiree (HHSC)
Member, Sylvia McPherson, Texas Workforce Commission
Chair, Theresa McShan, Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Member, Marie Welsch, Texas Juvenile Justice Department
Member, Milly I. Lopez, The University of Texas at Austin
Member, Maria Moreno, Texas Medical Board
Member, Regina Sinnard, Texas Department of Public Safety
Member, Carla Lawrence, Employee Retirement System of Texas
CAPITAL AREA SECC CONTACT
Reagan Stone … reagan@earthshare-texas.org