10th Support Group :: Combined Federal Campaign

Overview

10th SG

USARJ, Okinawa

Higher Headquarters

8th Theater Sustainment Command

Weekly Events

Combined Federal Campaign

Photo and cut line by Chip Steitz, Public Affairs Officer, USARJ, Okinawa, Torii Station, Okinawa, Japan.

SPC Alayna Caballero, who works in the training office for the 10th Support group along with eight Soldiers were coined for their exceptional efforts during the first phase of the Combined Federal Campaign on Torii Station by the 10th Support Group Commander, Colonel Lance Koenig.

According the MSG Juan Riverarios, CFC Coordinator, collections thus far have resulted in donations of $56,719.50 to date with 55.3 percent of the Soldiers and civilian personnel being contacted. Last year the total contributions exceeded $112,000.00.

"The Combined Federal Campaign Overseas and a great project, because for so long it has given service members the opportunity to donate to an organization they believe in. Whether its Veterans' groups, The Family Support and Youth Program or even contributing to the rebuilding of Japan after the earthquake the CFC-O makes it easy for service members to reach out and help others," explained 1LT Julio Torres III 10th Support Group, Intelligence Officer.

10th Support Group Japan Weekly Events Archives

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