NYSOTPAC |
What is a PAC?A political action committee (PAC) is the legally sanctioned vehicle through which organizations, such as the New York State Occupational Therapy Association (NYSOTA), can engage in political action and work to influence the outcome of state elections. The Federal Election Commission (FEC) Act of 1971, recognized that corporations and professional and trade associations have a vital and legitimate interest in the operation of government. A PAC is the only legal and ethical way a profession can unite behind the candidates of its choice.
What is NYSOTPAC?
Why does NYSOTA need a PAC? Only through an engaged and active PAC can NYSOTA retain a clear, loud voice in Albany.
What are some of the legal aspects of a PAC?
What criteria determines which candidates are supported?
NYSOTPAC makes financial contributions to candidates for State or Federal office regardless of party affiliation.
Donate to NYSOTPAC. You can donate in one of the following ways:
Contributions to NYSOTPAC are not tax-deductible.
Join NYSOTPAC as a Committee Member. Duties would consist of remote participation in 90-minute meetings every six to eight weeks, with on-going collaboration as needed via email. Members of the committee would attend local fundraisers as needed, and assist with raising awareness and member donations at the NYSOTA conference. To volunteer, contact our NYSOTPAC Chairperson David Crandall via email at nysotpac@gmail.com. Hope to hear from you soon!
Information on this page was adapted from the information on the AOTPAC web page at www.aota.org |