AMRPA Political Action Committee

The AMRPA PAC is funded by collecting voluntary contributions from employees of AMRPA member organizations. This allows us to leverage every donation into one strong fund for one strong voice. Our AMRPA PAC Board of Directors identifies political champions to support with these funds, so that the medical rehabilitation field can be recognized and understood on Capitol Hill.

Contributions to the AMRPA PAC will be used for political purposes, and must be drawn on personal, not corporate, accounts. Political contributions are not tax-deductible for federal income taxes. Individuals in AMRPA’s membership, also known as the restricted class, may voluntarily contribute up to $5,000 per year to the AMRPA PAC. Contributions are voluntary – you may choose whether and how much to give to the AMRPA PAC.

The AMRPA PAC contribution card contains suggested contribution levels, tax information, and other important details. If you decide to make a voluntary contribution, please make a personal check payable to AMRPA PAC and mail to the following address. If you have any questions, email Joe Nahra.    

Granting Permission to Contact
The Federal Election Commission requires that the AMRPA PAC must obtain approval in advance of soliciting executives and officers of member organizations. Therefore, the AMRPA PAC respectfully requests authorization to solicit executives, management, and salaried administrative personnel at your organization in support of the AMRPA PAC. 

By signing the prior approval form, you’re making a direct impact on the well-being of our field. Our foundation is strong, and it’s time to build a PAC that will protect the future of medical rehabilitation. 

Submit Your Solicitation Release Form Now.

Rest assured that 100% of your donation will be spent on political campaign contributions as opposed to administrative and overhead expenses. Our effectiveness depends on how much elected officials understand our perspective. The AMRPA PAC helps us elect candidates who understand our point of view and will legislate on behalf of our field.