Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-7007
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State principal combined fund raising organization -
Official statutory text
Definition - Duties and responsibilities.
A. The state principal combined fund raising organization shall
be a local federation in the State of Oklahoma that provides,
through one specific annual public solicitation for funds,
substantial voluntary financial support for charitable agencies that
depend on public subscription for support in the state and that has
the necessary staff and volunteer support to administer the
charitable contribution campaign.
B. The state principal combined fund raising organization shall
have the following duties and responsibilities:
1. Work with the Oversight Committee for State Employee
Charitable Contributions to develop the charitable contribution
campaign plan for the State Charitable Campaign;
2. Develop the charitable contribution campaign materials and
publicity for the State Charitable Campaign;
3. Recruit and train the volunteers, departmental coordinators
and solicitors in a bipartisan manner; develop and keep records on
all the accounts to be solicited; and cultivate the accounts to
encourage participation in the charitable contribution campaign;
4. Keep all fiscal and financial records of the activities and
submit to the Oversight Committee for State Employee Charitable
Contributions a separate accounting of all proceeds of the State
Charitable Campaign;
5. Submit to the participating federations a detailed
accounting of the amount of money designated to the federation and
to each of its member agencies; and
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6. Disperse the allocation checks to the participating
agencies.
C. Each state employee shall receive from the state principal
combined fund raising organization general information material with
each federation listed and each of its member agencies listed under
the federation. Each agency and federation shall be identified by a
code number. If descriptions of each agency are used in the general
information material, they shall be provided to the state principal
combined fund raising organization by the federations.
D. Each state employee shall be given the option to designate
his or her gifts. Undesignated gifts shall be allocated pursuant to
the provisions of subsection E of this section.
E. Undesignated money shall be distributed in the same
proportion as designated dollars within the State of Oklahoma.
F. Allocations shall be distributed quarterly; provided, for
campaigns of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) or less,
allocations shall be distributed semiannually. Any interest earned
from funds held prior to distribution will be distributed
proportionally to the distribution of undesignated funds.
A. The state principal combined fund raising organization shall
be a local federation in the State of Oklahoma that provides,
through one specific annual public solicitation for funds,
substantial voluntary financial support for charitable agencies that
depend on public subscription for support in the state and that has
the necessary staff and volunteer support to administer the
charitable contribution campaign.
B. The state principal combined fund raising organization shall
have the following duties and responsibilities:
1. Work with the Oversight Committee for State Employee
Charitable Contributions to develop the charitable contribution
campaign plan for the State Charitable Campaign;
2. Develop the charitable contribution campaign materials and
publicity for the State Charitable Campaign;
3. Recruit and train the volunteers, departmental coordinators
and solicitors in a bipartisan manner; develop and keep records on
all the accounts to be solicited; and cultivate the accounts to
encourage participation in the charitable contribution campaign;
4. Keep all fiscal and financial records of the activities and
submit to the Oversight Committee for State Employee Charitable
Contributions a separate accounting of all proceeds of the State
Charitable Campaign;
5. Submit to the participating federations a detailed
accounting of the amount of money designated to the federation and
to each of its member agencies; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 1215
6. Disperse the allocation checks to the participating
agencies.
C. Each state employee shall receive from the state principal
combined fund raising organization general information material with
each federation listed and each of its member agencies listed under
the federation. Each agency and federation shall be identified by a
code number. If descriptions of each agency are used in the general
information material, they shall be provided to the state principal
combined fund raising organization by the federations.
D. Each state employee shall be given the option to designate
his or her gifts. Undesignated gifts shall be allocated pursuant to
the provisions of subsection E of this section.
E. Undesignated money shall be distributed in the same
proportion as designated dollars within the State of Oklahoma.
F. Allocations shall be distributed quarterly; provided, for
campaigns of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) or less,
allocations shall be distributed semiannually. Any interest earned
from funds held prior to distribution will be distributed
proportionally to the distribution of undesignated funds.
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