Awards Ceremony for 2010 Campaign
The 2010 North Coast Combined Federal Campaign (NCCFC) Awards Ceremony took place on Thursday, January 20, 2011, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Visiting Nurses Association building in downtown Cleveland. With this year’s theme, “the Winning Recipe”, all of the contributing ingredients combined to raise $2,294,202, which is 103.1% of the 2010 goal of $2,225,000. The efforts of the Local Federal Coordinating Committee, CFC Chairperson, Federal Executive Board, Organization Chairpersons, Loaned Executives, Keyworkers, workplace managers/supervisors, and workers within the Federal community have enabled the NCCFC to reach an all time high in total dollars raised. On behalf of the many who will be helped, we send out a sincere, heart-felt “Thank YOU!” Click here to view a list of the 2010 End-of-Campaign Prize Drawing Winners (PDF format).
The event was well attended by a cross-section of Federal departments and agencies. Special acknowledgement went out to the attendees from Federal entities and charitable organizations in the Erie area and from other locations in the NCCFC area.
Awards in several performance categories were presented. Most of the category names are self-explanatory; however, the Gold/Silver Awards are based on very specific criteria. Select a category below to see the winners for 2010.
100% of Campaign Goal
100% Participation Recognition
Gold/Silver Awards
Director's Awards
Chairperson Awards
First-Time Achievement Award
Above and Beyond Recognition
100% of Goal Awards - 2010
This award is given to those agencies that have met or surpassed their monetary goal for the 2010 Campaign.
1. 910th Airlift Wing
2. Air Force ROTC – Kent State University
3. Allegheny National Forest
4. Army Corps of Engineers
5. Army Corps of Engineers – Kinzua Dam
6. Army Research Laboratory
7. Army Reserve Training Center - Fairview
8. Army ROTC – Kent State University
9. ATF Regulatory Enforcement
10. Bureau of Labor Statistics
11. Citizenship and Immigration Services
12. Cuyahoga Valley National Park
13. Defense Contract Audit Agency
14. Defense Contract Management Agency
15. Defense Finance and Accounting Service
16. Department of Justice – Antitrust Division
17. Department of Labor – Energy Compensation
18. Department of Labor – Office of the Solicitor
19. Department of Labor – Office of Workers’ Compensation
20. Department of Labor – Wage and Hour Division
21. Drug Enforcement Agency
22. Elkton Federal Correctional Institution
23. Environmental Protection Agency
24. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
25. Federal Aviation Administration – Cleveland Center
26. Federal Aviation Administration – Hazardous Materials
27. Federal Aviation Administration – MIDO N. Olmsted
28. Federal Aviation Administration – SSC
29. Federal Mediation and Conciliation
30. Federal Trade Commission
31. General Services Administration - Cleveland
32. General Services Administration - Erie
33. Internal Revenue Service – Akron
34. Internal Revenue Service – Appeals Office
35. Internal Revenue Service – Canton
36. Internal Revenue Service – Erie
37. Internal Revenue Service – Lorain
38. Internal Revenue Service – Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration
39. Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center
40. National Labor Relations Board
41. NASA Glenn Research Center
42. Navy Criminal Investigative Service
43. Navy Operational Support Center - Erie
44. Office for Civil Rights
45. Office of the US Attorney
46. Office of the US Trustee
47. Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery
48. Permanent Change of Station Variance Component
49. Representative Marcia Fudge’s Office
50. Small Business Administration
51. Social Security Administration
52. Social Security Administration – Office of Disability, Adjudication & Review - Akron
53. Twinsburg Army Reserve Center
54. US Bankruptcy Court - Canton
55. US Coast Guard Erie Station
56. US Coast Guard Ninth District
57. US Customs and Border Protection
58. US District Court
59. US Marine Corps Reserve Center
60. US Marshals Service - Cleveland
61. US Postal Service - Erie
62. US Postal Service – Inspection Service
63. USDA Forest Services Natural Resources
64. VA Regional Office
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100% Participation Awards
This award is given to those agencies where every employee has filled out a pledge card to donate to the campaign. While this cannot be set as a goal, it does occur sometimes as a unit responds as a team.
1. General Service Administration - Cleveland
2. General Service Administration – Erie
3. HHS – Office of the Inspector General
4. Navy Criminal Investigative Service
5. Navy Operational Support Center
6. Small Business Administration
7. US Marine Corps Reserve Center
2010 Gold/Silver Awards
Awards will be given based upon "potential" participation. Potential is defined as one percent of agency payroll. An agency is deemed to have achieved Gold award status if they have donated 50 percent (.5 x potential 1% x payroll). Silver award status is determined to be 35 percent of potential. If an agency did not report their payroll, they cannot be considered for this category.
There were no recipients for these awards this year.
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2010 Director's Awards for Excellence
The Director's Awards are based upon specific recommendations of the Loaned Executive team based upon their interactions and observations during the campaign. The winners are chosen from these recommendations. The organizations selected to receive 2010 Director's Awards for Excellence are as follows:
1. Army Corps of Engineers
2. Army Research Laboratory
3. ATF Regulatory Enforcement
4. Bureau of Labor Statistics
5. Citizenship and Immigration Services
6. Cuyahoga Valley National Park
7. Defense Contract Audit Agency
8. Defense Contract Management Agency
9. Defense Finance and Accounting Service Center
10. Defense Logistics Agency
11. Department of Housing & Urban Development
12. Department of Justice – Antitrust Division
13. Department of Labor – Office of Workers’ Compensation
14. Department of Labor – Energy Compensation
15. Elkton Federal Correctional Institution
16. Environmental Protection Agency
17. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
18. Federal Air Marshals
19. Federal Aviation Administration – Cleveland Center
20. Federal Aviation Administration – FSDO
21. Federal Aviation Administration – Hopkins ATCT
22. Federal Aviation Administration – SSC
23. Federal Bureau of Investigation
24. General Services Administration
25. Health and Human Services – Office of Medicare Hearing and Appeals
26. Internal Revenue Service
27. Internal Revenue Service – Office of Appeals
28. Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center
29. NASA Glenn Research Center
30. National Labor Relations Board
31. Naval Reserve Center – Akron
32. Navy Criminal Investigative Services
33. Office of the US Attorney
34. Office of the US Trustee
35. Permanent Change of Station Variance Component
36. Small Business Administration
37. Social Security Administration
38. Social Security Administration – Office of Disability Adjudication and Review - Akron
39. Twinsburg Army Reserve Center
40. Transportation Security Administration - Cleveland
41. US Bankruptcy Court
42. US Coast Guard Ninth District
43. US Customs and Border Protection
44. US District Court
45. US Marshal Service – Northern District of Ohio
46. US Postal Inspection Service
47. US Postal Service - Akron
48. US Postal Service – Cleveland
49. US Postal Service – Erie
50. US Postal Service – Office of the Inspector General
51. VA Medical Center – Erie
52. VA Regional Office
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2010 Chairperson Awards
The Chairperson Awards are selections by the CFC Chairperson and the Vice-Chairperson from written narratives prepared by the Loaned Executives highlighting superlative campaign efforts. There is one winner from each of four groupings based upon the total number of employees. The winning organizations are:
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Group Size
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Winning Organization
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Small
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Permanent Change of Station Variance Component
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Medium
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Twinsburg U.S. Army Reserve Center
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Large
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Office of the U.S. Attorney
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Big "11"
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NASA Glenn Research Center and
US Coast Guard Ninth District (Tie)
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Outsanding Achievement Awards
US Postal Service - Northern Ohio Performance Cluster
Defense Finance & Accounting Service - DFAS
Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center
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First-Time Achievement Award
The First Time Achievement Award for 2010 was awarded to:
1. Air Force ROTC – Kent State University
2. Army Corps of Engineers – Kinzua Dam
3. Army ROTC – Kent State University
4. Internal Revenue Service – Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration
5. Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery – Rittman, OH
6. Social Security Administration – Office of Disability Adjudication and Review - Akron
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Above and Beyond Recognition
This category recognizes the efforts of individuals in various Federal departments whose individual efforts were clearly "above and beyond" the norm is assisting their departments work to achieve their goals while enhancing the fun and positive feedback within their departments.
Army Corps of Engineers
Camille Romero
Army Reserve Center – Twinsburg
Francis King
Army Research Laboratory
Shauna Mintz
ATF Regulatory Enforcement
Sandy Bethenfalzy
Citizenship and Immigration Services
Jim McGuire
Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Charlene Lamorgese
Defense Contract Audit Agency
Connie Choi
Defense Contract Management Agency
Kathi Smith
Defense Finance and Accounting Service
Terri Gill
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Reshemah Haggins
Department of Justice – Antitrust Division
Andrea Warner
Department of Labor – Energy Compensation
Deborah James
Melissa Cortes
Department of Labor – Office of Workers’ Compensation
Ryan Cina
Department of Labor – Wage and Hour Division
Denise McMichael
Elkton Federal Correctional Institution
David Beadnell
Environmental Protection Agency
Pat Ferry
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Loretta Feller
Federal Aviation Administration – Cleveland Center
Chuck Allaman
Cathy Huth
Elaine Kimbler
Pete Krutschnitt
Federal Aviation Administration - SSC
Mary Donahue
Federal Trade Commission
Jon Kessler
General Services Administration
Elizabeth Pena
Health and Human Services - Office of Medicare Hearing and Appeals
Erwin Michel
Internal Revenue Service – Appeals Office
Bonnie Montgomery
Internal Revenue Service - Cleveland
Cheryl Robar
Louis Stokes VA Medical Center
Andrea Freeman
Lovel Henderson
NASA Glenn Research Center
Frederic Holland
Francine McWhorter
Naval Reserve Center
Vidal Gonzalez
Office of the US Attorney
Erin Arbeznik
Jane Corrigan
Patty Reynolds
Office of the US Trustee
Elaine Cutwright
Sharon Nollsch
Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery
Jesse Getz
Permanent Change of Station Variance Component
Barbara Cervelli
Small Business Administration
Nancy Loren
Social Security Administration
Joan Tanner
SSA – Office of Disability Adjudication and Review Akron
Barbara Fairall
SSA – Office of Disability Adjudication and Review Cleveland
Cathy Mitchum
Transportation Security Administration
Aaron Bankston
Vanessa Guarnera
US Coast Guard - Erie
Maury O’Connor
US Bankruptcy Court – Canton
Marilyn Fisher
US Customs and Border Protection
Paul Jakobsky
US District Court
Kevin Bailey
Kay Hooper
US Marshal Service
Susan Stickle
US Postal Service
Cathy Benton
Karen Blair
Annette Daugherty
Deborah Few
Jane Greenland
James Lacavera
Sandy Minter
Harry Myers
Tony Schiavone
Rebecca Watson
Janet Withers
Gary Wyatt
VA Regional Office
Jade Berry
Robin Clement
Jessica Eberhardt
John Limpose
Kristen Roszak
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