BOMAPAC Sees Fundraising Success in Boston
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BOMAPAC, BOMA International’s political action committee, collected more than $16,000 in contributions from BOMA members at the annual conference in Boston. As a thank you for contributing, members walked away with a special BOMA-branded tote bag, hat or beer glass—and two lucky BOMAPAC raffle winners, Richard McClure and Marvin Mouser, also won a BOMA-themed gift set and a set of Callaway golf clubs. Thank you to the BOMA/Boston volunteers who staffed the BOMAPAC booth and to everyone who contributed to BOMAPAC. This success puts BOMAPAC on its way towards achieving its 2021 fundraising goal. If you would like additional information about BOMAPAC or how your BOMA local association can get involved in fundraising, reach out to BOMA International’s Manager of Government Affairs & BOMAPAC, Griffin Oursler, at gousler@boma.org.
This past year has been difficult for all of us with the COVID-19 outbreak and its profound impact on every aspect of our lives. Transitioning from a normal, in-person working environment to an almost exclusively virtual one has also put a strain on our ability to fundraise for BOMAPAC. Faced with a new presidential administration and new Congress, it is essential that BOMAPAC continues to provide the resources necessary to advocate on behalf of you and the entire commercial real estate industry. Your financial support has gone a long way in creating and cementing relationships on Capitol Hill. We must continue to build on this strong foundation and are thankful to have supporters like you to help us build on our success.
There is no better way to support the candidates and the issues that directly impact BOMA members' livelihoods. Contributions from BOMA members across the U.S. helps to ensure that BOMA International has the power and resources to support members of Congress who have proven their leadership and commitment to commercial real estate industry issues.
Federal law requires political action committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation and employer of each individual who contributes in excess of $200 in a calendar year. Contributions are not tax deductible. Corporate contributions or contributions by foreign nationals are prohibited.