MFA-PAC is an essential tool for the alternative investment industry to have its message heard on Capitol Hill.
Today, it takes more than just voting for your voice to be heard in Washington. Voting may help you elect the right people, but it does not guarantee that elected officials know how legislation will impact your business. MFA is on the forefront of a variety of issues on Capitol Hill that could significantly impact the alternative investment industry.
MFA-PAC helps support MFA’s lobbying efforts.
MFA-PAC was established in 1995 to support the election of federal congressional candidates who share our concerns and interests on key industry issues.
MFA-PAC is a separate segregated fund established under, and in accordance with, federal election law. MFA-PAC funds are used for political purposes to support candidates for federal office, both national parties and related committees.
If you would like more information about MFA-PAC, please email Lisa McGreevy, or call 202-367-1140.
About contributions to MFA-PAC:
MFA-PAC may only accept voluntary contributions from MFA Members and their spouses subject to federal election law limits. Under federal election law, individual members of an organization, such as MFA, may contribute personal funds of any amount up to $5,000 per calendar year to a PAC. A member’s spouse may also contribute personal funds of any amount up to $5,000 per calendar year. You have the right to refuse to contribute without any reprisal. MFA will neither favor nor disadvantage you by reason of your contribution amount or your decision not to contribute. We can only accept personal checks or credit cards; corporate contributions are prohibited. Contributions to MFA-PAC are not tax deductible.
Only U.S. citizens or permanent legal residents living in the U.S. may contribute to the PAC. Married couples may send one check, signed by both spouses (for joint accounts), noting the individual contribution of each person. Each spouse must sign and complete a separate participation form.
Managed Funds Association supports the operation of Managed Funds Association Political Action Committee (MFA-PAC) as authorized by, and in accordance with, federal law. The MFA-PAC is required by federal election law to make certain periodic public filings with the Federal Election Commission (FEC). We must disclose in these FEC filings the name, address, employer, and amount contributed by each individual who gives over $200 in a calendar year to MFA-PAC.
Contributions to MFA-PAC will be used for political purposes. The Chief Executive Officer and Treasurer of MFA-PAC, in consultation with MFA Board Members, decide which federal candidates merit consideration for contributions.
MFA Members seeking more information about federal campaign finance laws should visit the Federal Election Commission website.



