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RheumPAC: The Voice of the ACR

Ed Herzig & the RheumPAC Committee  |  Issue: September 2014  |  September 1, 2014

Only approximately 4% of ACR/ARHP members contribute annually. We raised $130,000 last year. We must do better. A small society can have a big impact with targeted contributions. Visit www.rheumatology.org/rheumpac to learn how you can get involved in these efforts.

We encourage you to get involved locally. If there is a candidate who you like and think would help us advance our legislative priorities, let us know at [email protected]. We have developed a questionnaire to evaluate their views.

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If you want to attend a fundraiser in your community, RheumPAC can sponsor your attendance. We will also help prepare you for the meeting if you are participating in a fundraiser as our representative for the first time. Remember: RheumPAC is the Voice of the ACR.

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