The Missouri State Employees Charitable Campaign (MSECC) provides state employees with one unified fundraising campaign to contribute to charitable organizations. The campaign is organized and administered by the Office of Administration and directed by a six-member Executive Committee and the MSECC Steering Committee which is comprised of representatives from each department of state government and the offices of elected officials. Financial management of the MSECC is provided by Central Bank of Jefferson City. Central Bank is the financial institution that handles the state's payroll and cafeteria plan as well as other fund management services.
Philosophy of the MSECC
The philosophy of the Missouri State Employees Charitable Campaign is based on the American traditions of volunteerism and generosity. The giving and sharing of one's time and resources is a personal choice, and it is the intention of Missouri State Employees Charitable Campaign not to intrude in any way with this individual decision. MSECC, therefore, shall not directly or indirectly bring pressure on any employee to contribute through or become involved in the campaign. The purpose of the campaign is to provide employees with a convenient, cost effective mechanism by which they may choose to contribute to bona fide charitable organizations through payroll deduction. Furthermore, the MSECC provides charitable organizations with an orderly and equal opportunity to inform employees about themselves and their services with a minimum of disruption to the workplace.
How Missouri Employees Help People
During the past two years, state employees have given more than $2,100,000 to charitable organizations that help make the world a better place for everyone. You can feel good about every dollar you donate via the MSECC, because the charities listed are providing positive programs and services that are vital to our state and the world. Giving to any of the charitable organizations in the MSECC will help create a better world for you, your family and future generations.
