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2017 Pledge Drive

The 25th Annual SECC kickoff at Wesley Bolin Plaza, Tues., Oct. 3rd, 11am to 1pm

Join your fellow state employees at the State Capitol to kick off the 25th anniversary of the State Employees Charitable Campaign! Visit with many of our local charities, hear from your agency directors, enter to win exciting prizes and enjoy music and food trucks.

During this nonprofit fair-style event, you’ll have a chance to interact with many of our SECC charities.  Learn about the new nonprofits, explore causes that you’re passionate about, and discover where your donations go.

20th Annual Clay Target Fun Shoot

targetJoin us at the 20th Annual Clay Target Fun Shoot on Monday, October 30th.  Registration is limited.  This event will sell out so register today!

To register a team, click TEAM REGISTRATION

To register as an individual, click INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION

To print a paper registration form, click Fun Shoot Registration Form

For more information regarding the Fun Shoot, click Fun Shoot Flyer

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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!

 

Apply Now!

 

The Arizona STATE EMPLOYEES CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN (SECC) is accepting applications from 501(c)(3) charities that have a Federal ID number and provide direct health and/or human service, environmental service amd/or historical preservation.  In addition, we have added charities that provide animal welfare services for companion animals in Arizona.

Read all the eligibility requirements and complete the online application today.

Success Stories

Dee's Story

Dees dad drove across two states desperately looking for help for his daughter. Just after midnight on a Sunday he called our hotline and we accepted Dee in our home. Her father drove for another...

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Matt Neal

My name is Matt Neal and type 1 diabetes has had a positive impact on my life. I have been healthy and active my entire life. I grew up racing BMX and I was fortunate enough to experience a great...

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Delivering the Gospel

Delivering the Gospel Despite closed borders and hearts in North Korea, The Voice of the Martyrs has succeeded in helping many people in the most restricted nation on earth. Through the generous...

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Spanky the Hearing Dog

On an afternoon in May, in Nevada, Spanky was just doing his job, alerting Wanda to the sounds in the home. “I had gone to my room to take a nap,” said Wanda. “Spanky followed me and laid at my...

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Renzo's Story

When our grandson, Lorenzo "Renzo" was born nine years ago, the doctors didn't give us a lot of hope, or a lot of information regarding his diagnosis. Lorenzo was born at 36 weeks, with no...

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Ivy’s Story

It was a ten-year process for me to get to The Haven on June 5, 1998. I had been discharged from two inpatient treatment programs and spent a year in outpatient treatment. I’d be sober for two...

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Marilyn Obdaniela Tayabas

Marilyn Obdaniela had a small business selling cement and charcoal in Tayabas, Philippines. When her sister decided to leave the Philippines to work as a nurse overseas, Marilyn took over her...

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Mission Lazarus

Giving Children Hope worked with Mobile Medical Disaster Relief and Mission Lazarus to establish a medical clinic in Cedeno, Choluteca, in Honduras. It is one of the poorest, dirtiest and hottest...

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Eli Now Hears the Planes Fly and the Trees Rush By

Elijah Soloman, a young boy who arrived in the United States in February of 2006, received a hearing instrument from the Starkey Hearing Foundation this July in New York City at the Major League...

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Officer Thomas Rabjohn

Phoenix Police Officer Thomas Rabjohn served on the Phoenix Police department for seven years until he was called to active duty by the Army National Guard and deployed to Afghanistan. While...

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Taylor the Hearing Dog

Alyce in Colorado wrote to International Hearing Dog, Inc. that, “Taylor has become my second best friend and goes everywhere with me. At home, I don’t always wear my hearing aides. Taylor has...

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Male Empowerment in Zimbabwe

A man lies on a blanket in his darkened hut. His head rests on an emaciated arm. You see in his face, inert body and narrow limbs that he is dying, but he is not alone. Two men have come, on foot...

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2017 Pledge Drive

The 25th Annual SECC kickoff at Wesley Bolin Plaza, Tues., Oct. 3rd, 11am to 1pm

Join your fellow state employees at the State Capitol to kick off the 25th anniversary of the State Employees Charitable Campaign! Visit with many of our local charities, hear from your agency directors, enter to win exciting prizes and enjoy music and food trucks.

During this nonprofit fair-style event, you’ll have a chance to interact with many of our SECC charities.  Learn about the new nonprofits, explore causes that you’re passionate about, and discover where your donations go.

Prizes

20th Annual Clay Target Fun Shoot

targetJoin us at the 20th Annual Clay Target Fun Shoot on Monday, October 30th.  Registration is limited.  This event will sell out so register today!

To register a team, click TEAM REGISTRATION

To register as an individual, click INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION

To print a paper registration form, click Fun Shoot Registration Form

For more information regarding the Fun Shoot, click Fun Shoot Flyer

Ambassador Resources

Thank you for volunteering your time with the State Employees Charitable Campaign.  The SECC would not be successful without your help.  Below you will find some tools that will help you run the best campaign possible within your agency.  If you have any questions, please contact the SECC office at 602-542-7770.

SECC: I Care

Success Stories

Officer Thomas Rabjohn

Phoenix Police Officer Thomas Rabjohn served on the Phoenix Police department for seven years until he was called to active duty by the Army National Guard and deployed to Afghanistan. While...

view
Delivering the Gospel

Delivering the Gospel Despite closed borders and hearts in North Korea, The Voice of the Martyrs has succeeded in helping many people in the most restricted nation on earth. Through the generous...

view
Matt Neal

My name is Matt Neal and type 1 diabetes has had a positive impact on my life. I have been healthy and active my entire life. I grew up racing BMX and I was fortunate enough to experience a great...

view
Ivy’s Story

It was a ten-year process for me to get to The Haven on June 5, 1998. I had been discharged from two inpatient treatment programs and spent a year in outpatient treatment. I’d be sober for two...

view
Dee's Story

Dees dad drove across two states desperately looking for help for his daughter. Just after midnight on a Sunday he called our hotline and we accepted Dee in our home. Her father drove for another...

view
Marilyn Obdaniela Tayabas

Marilyn Obdaniela had a small business selling cement and charcoal in Tayabas, Philippines. When her sister decided to leave the Philippines to work as a nurse overseas, Marilyn took over her...

view
Mission Lazarus

Giving Children Hope worked with Mobile Medical Disaster Relief and Mission Lazarus to establish a medical clinic in Cedeno, Choluteca, in Honduras. It is one of the poorest, dirtiest and hottest...

view
Spanky the Hearing Dog

On an afternoon in May, in Nevada, Spanky was just doing his job, alerting Wanda to the sounds in the home. “I had gone to my room to take a nap,” said Wanda. “Spanky followed me and laid at my...

view
Male Empowerment in Zimbabwe

A man lies on a blanket in his darkened hut. His head rests on an emaciated arm. You see in his face, inert body and narrow limbs that he is dying, but he is not alone. Two men have come, on foot...

view
Taylor the Hearing Dog

Alyce in Colorado wrote to International Hearing Dog, Inc. that, “Taylor has become my second best friend and goes everywhere with me. At home, I don’t always wear my hearing aides. Taylor has...

view
Renzo's Story

When our grandson, Lorenzo "Renzo" was born nine years ago, the doctors didn't give us a lot of hope, or a lot of information regarding his diagnosis. Lorenzo was born at 36 weeks, with no...

view
Eli Now Hears the Planes Fly and the Trees Rush By

Elijah Soloman, a young boy who arrived in the United States in February of 2006, received a hearing instrument from the Starkey Hearing Foundation this July in New York City at the Major League...

view

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