Workplace Giving
Just a few dollars per pay period from your paycheck can add up to a significant amount – and you benefit from a charitable tax deduction at the end of the year.


The next time you say, I gave at the office, you will be confident that your generous donation is being used to provide support and loving care to over 300 children and adults with developmental disabilities. Ask your employer if you can sign up for one of the campaigns listed and be sure to designate Bello Machre. See the below chart for Bello Machre’s designation numbers.
United Way of Central Maryland – Is a campaign that has been around for nearly 90 years. They support programs and initiatives in the cities of Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard counties. Your contributions through United Way help the hundreds of individuals and families who are served by Bello Machre.
United Way of Central Maryland
Campaign: Private Sector Campaign
Bello Machre Designation #3690
United Way of Central Maryland
Campaign: Maryland Charity Campaign
Bello Machre Designation #3690
United Way of Central Maryland
Campaign: Combined Charity Campaign
Bello Machre Designation #1015
United Way – Local Independent Charities
Campaign: Combined Federal Campaign
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Bello Machre Designation #49293
Local Independent Charities of America – Is an IRS-recognized tax-exempt federated group representing charitable organizations, like Bello Machre. Your contributions through Local Independent Charities of America will go towards helping the hundreds of individuals and families who are served by Bello Machre.
Combined Federal Campaign – The mission of the CFC is to promote and support philanthropy through a program that is employee focused, cost-efficient, and effective in providing all federal employees the opportunity to improve the quality of life for all. Your contributions through the Combined Federal Campaign will go towards helping the hundreds of individuals and families who are served by Bello Machre. Bello Machre’s CFC number is 49293.