PAC Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a PAC?
  • A Political Action Committee (PAC) is an entity permitted under federal law to make contributions to political candidates running for office at the state and/or federal level. PACs are regulated by the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and must file periodic reports detailing both contributions received and contributions made to particular candidates. PAC contributions are not tax-deductible, but contributions may be made by both businesses and individuals, subject to applicable campaign-finance laws.
• How can I make a contribution?
  • Make a credit card donation here
  • Pay via check made out to "IL Roofing Contractors PAC" and send to CRCA Office (1 Mid America Plaza, Fl. 3, Ste 3014, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181)
• Is my donation tax deductible?
  • No
• How much can I donate?
  •  In Illinois, there are no caps for donations into industry PAC funds like the IL Roofing Contractors PAC.
• Where does my donation to the IL Roofing Contractors PAC go to?
  • All contributions go to purchasing tickets to Illinois legislators' fundraisers. Attending these events are very important so that CRCA can foster relationships with decision makers in Springfield.