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CFAF

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CFAFCommunauté Financière Africaine Franc (Frech: African Financial Community Franc; currency)
CFAFConsumer Federation of America Foundation (est. 1968)
CFAFCystic Fibrosis Awareness Foundation (est. 2004; New Jersey)
CFAFCare for All Foundation
CFAFClients' Financial Assistance Fund


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Horak, who represents some nonprofit agencies, said that by using the words "cancer" and "foundation" in the name, "We believe that CFAF is inducing the public to believe that they are donating clothing for charitable purposes, when in fact the donations are being sold for private profit.
The CFAF report drew attention to widespread media coverage of the BCA report which suggested that the cost of inefficiencies in the federal system, or perhaps the federal system itself, cost $9 billion for 2004-2005, or $450 per Australian, a conclusion which was highly qualified in the report itself.
Kintera is experienced in supporting both national and regional campaigns for the myriad of clients using CFAF and Friends Asking Friends Kintera Thon for their events.
 
 
 
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