Brady PAC: Winning Virginia for Gun Violence Prevention
Brady PAC: Winning Virginia for Gun Violence Prevention
Join Brady President Kris Brown,
Congressman Don Beyer (VA-8), Delegate Nadarius Clark (HD-84), Delegate Patrick Hope (HD-1), Delegate Marcus Simon (HD-13), Delegate Adele McClure (HD-2),Takis Karantonis (Arlington County Board Chair) and Julius D. 'JD' Spain, Sr. (Arlington County Board)
Thursday, July 31
from 6:30-8:30 pm in Arlington
[address available upon RSVP]
for a fundraiser supporting Brady PAC's efforts to elect gun violence prevention champions in the 2025 Virginia elections including the governor's race and expanding our majority in the House of Delegates.
November's election is not only about who governs in Richmond, it's about saving lives.
Learn more at bradypac.org.
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Contributions to Brady PAC are not tax-deductible for federal income tax purposes.
Brady PAC is a “PAC with Non-Contribution Account” – commonly known as a “Hybrid PAC” –registered with the Federal Election Commission and various state and local campaign finance regulators as needed. Brady PAC has a contribution account subject to federal limits and source restrictions and an independent expenditure account that can accept unlimited contributions from individuals, PACs, corporations and unions.
The first $5,000 per person, per calendar year donated to Brady PAC will be deposited in our contribution account. Any additional funds donated by an individual in the same calendar year will be deposited in our independent expenditure account. There is no individual donor limit on what may be donated to that account.