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The federal charity drive fell sharply in 2025 due to shutdown delays, worker cuts, and lost organizers, raising just $23M by Dec. 20.
The Combined Federal Campaign, the federal government’s annual charity drive, is facing a historic decline in donations in 2025, with just $23 million raised by December 20—well below the typical $40.5 million by that date.
Delays from a 43-day government shutdown, the loss of nearly 300,000 federal workers due to downsizing, and the Office of Personnel Management’s decision not to renew contracts for campaign organizers have severely disrupted efforts.
OPM paused planning in August and is now evaluating the program’s future, citing its $22 million cost, while advocates warn the drop threatens vital funding for nonprofits nationwide.
La campaña de caridad federal cayó bruscamente en 2025 debido a retrasos en el cierre, recortes de trabajadores y la pérdida de organizadores, recaudando solo $ 23M para el 20 de diciembre.