ITS AIMS
First, to present a combined appeal on
behalf of the organizations it represents,
thus saving for actual human service each
year thousands of dollars otherwise spent
merely to obtain gifts from a small body
of givers weary of continual solicitation.
Second, to carry on a constant campaign
of social education for the purpose of se-
curing larger gifts for charitable purposes,
and, particularly, a much larger number of
active and interested givers or "social
stockholders."
Third, to make every benevolent dollar
accomplish more than otherwise would be
possible by enabling the officers, trustees
and directors of organizations to devote to
the actual effort of their institutions time
now devoted simply to securing necessary
funds.
Fourth, to free benevolent donors from
the annoyance caused by having to refuse
between two and forty times as many
separate appeals
as can possibly be acceded
to.
Finally, to make sure that the city's
agencies for human welfare are co-operat-
ing to the utmost for the promotion of the
greatest good of the citizens as members
one of another.
THE FEDERATION PLAN OF
GIVING
I. Federation subscribers will not be
solicited for current expenses by any of
the organizations in the Federation; others
doubtless will continue to be solicited as
before.
II. Current expenses only are sought
by the Federation. Before soliciting funds
for other needs, federated organizations
are expected to consult with the Federa-
tion Board. Gifts to such needs will be
forwarded by the Federation on request.
