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The document outlines the application process for non-profit charitable organizations to participate in the 2012 California State Employees' Charitable Campaign (CSECC). It details eligibility requirements, submission deadlines, and the roles of various entities involved in the campaign, including the Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board (VCGCB) and Principal Combined Fund Drive (PCFD) agencies. Organizations must submit their IRS 501(c)(3) tax exemption letters and comply with state regulations to be considered for inclusion in the campaign.

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Which is not typically covered by victim compensation programs?

You must apply within filing limitations: Within 7 years of the crime, or. Within 7 years of the direct victim turning 21, or. Within 7 years of when the crime could have been discovered whichever is later.

What is the victim compensation program in California?

The California Victim Compensation Program (CalVCP) can help pay bills and expenses that are the direct result of a violent crime. This program assists victims as well as licensed physicians, mental health service providers and dentists in obtaining compensation for providing their services to victims of violent crime.

How much is victim compensation in California?

Dollar limits The most CalVCB can reimburse a victim for is $70,000.

What is California Victim Compensation Program?

What is victim compensation? Victim compensation is a direct financial reimbursement to a victim for an expense that resulted from a crime, such as medical costs or lost wages. Each state has a crime victim compensation program that allocates funds to survivors of sexual assault and other violent crimes.