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RheumPAC Q1 Fundraising Update

From the College  |  April 5, 2025

RheumPAC raised $25,269 from 74 ACR members in the first quarter of this year. This puts the only federal PAC representing rheumatologists in great shape to continue to support our congressional champions and help build a Congress that supports the needs of the rheumatology community.

That also means 74 of your colleagues averaged contributions of $265 each. We want to see RheumPAC’s membership grow to include more ACR members and build on the efforts of these generous donors. Join your colleagues and make an investment today!

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If you are new to advocacy or need a reminder, review the FAQs about what RheumPAC does. RheumPAC is nonpartisan and considers candidates based on their past support for the ACR, their record on policies that directly impact rheumatology or their position to further our goals in Congress. All funds disbursed are voted on and approved by the ACR’s volunteer-directed RheumPAC Committee. For any questions about RheumPAC, contact Paige Colston, ACR manager of PAC and grassroots engagement.

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