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Fedcap’s Annual Community Day Reaches Record Scale Across Four Countries
520 employees contribute nearly 3,000 hours of service to 52 organizations across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia

New York, NY — Fedcap marked its third annual Community Day with its largest and most global day of service to date, bringing together 520 employees to contribute 2,716 hours of service across 52 organizations in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
For the first time, Community Day spanned four countries and three continents, extending an annual tradition across Fedcap’s growing global footprint. Teams volunteered with organizations addressing needs ranging from food insecurity and support for veterans to youth development, conservation, and community well-being.
“Community Day reflects something fundamental about who we are at Fedcap: wherever we operate, we are an integral part of the community,” said Christine McMahon, President and CEO of Fedcap. “To see our teams come together across four countries and three continents this year is incredibly meaningful. Our reach may be growing, but our commitment remains rooted in the people and communities we serve.”
This year, Fedcap employees volunteered with organizations across its global footprint, including:
United States: Waterville Area Humane Society; Brick Church & Outreach Center; Heart of Biddeford; Maine Veterans Home in Machias; Catholic Charities; Somerset Humane Society; Trinity Jubilee Center; Camden Area Youth Seamanship Program; Sanctuary at Maple Hill Farms; Root Cellar – Portland; Church of God of Prophecy; Harlem United; Pathhseo Inc.; POTTS; Thrive DC; and NYC Parks Department.
United Kingdom: REGENERage; GreenShoots; Smart Works; Pine Croft; Giving Hope Foundation; Barnardo’s; Thames Valley Adventure Playground & Clubhouse; Good Life Project; Horley Scout Camp; From The Group Up; Rock Farm – Washington; UK Harvest; Bromley Farm; Rosamund Community Garden; OneCan; The Moses Project; Neuthreads – Daisy Chain; Morgan House; Daisy Chain Farm; Daisy Chain Store; Oxfam; TeaBoat Project; Daybreak Respite Care; Welcome to Our Woods; Carbon Economy College; and Rookery Care Home.
Canada: Habitat for Humanity; The Salvation Army; Welcome Inn Community Centre; Grimsby Benevolent Fund; Compassion Society Food Bank; and GlobalMedic.
Australia: The STEPS Group
About Fedcap
For nearly ninety years, Fedcap has developed scalable, innovative, and potentially disruptive solutions to some of society’s most pressing needs. Fedcap drives economic mobility through four practice areas—education, workforce development, health, and economic development. Fedcap also invests its time and resources in broader system change—working in partnership with federal, state, and local government to improve the way services are designed, funded, and delivered. For more information, visit www.fedcapgroup.org.
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Jim Malatras, 212-727-4200, (JMalatras@fedcap.org)
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