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1 What It Takes To Win Understanding the Fundraising Landscape in Pennsylvania

2 Brainstorming Which individuals or organizations are the major contributors to progressive campaigns in your area?

3 Western Pennsylvania

4 What It Takes To Win – State Representative Winner - $100,649 Loser - $51,336 – State Senate Winner - $198,436 Loser - $76,120 – Pittsburgh City Council – Range from $50,000 to $500,000 – Pittsburgh School Board – Range from $10,000 to $75,000

5 Western Pennsylvania Largest Foundations in Pittsburgh * FoundationAnnual Awards Richard King Mellon$91 million Howard Heinz Endowment$45 million McCune$28 million Vira Heinz Endowment$24 million Pittsburgh Foundation$22 million *Data for 2000

6 Central Pennsylvania

7 What It Takes To Win – State Representative Winner - $71,610 Loser - $29,695 – State Senate Winner - $226,463 Loser - $19,911 – Harrisburg City Council – Range from $5,000 - $10,000 – Major City Mayoral Race - $20,000 - $30,000

8 Eastern Pennsylvania

9 What It Takes To Win – State Representative Winner - $116,295 Loser - $48,906 – State Senate Winner - $335,491 Loser - $139,924 Philadelphia Winner - $372,696 – Philadelphia City Council District Seat - $200,000 to $300,000 At-Large Race - $500,000

10 Eastern Pennsylvania Largest Foundations Awarding in Philadelphia * FoundationAnnual Awards Annenberg$240 million William Penn$47 million Pew Charitable Trusts$42 million Abramson Family$16 million Robert Wood Johnson$22 million *Data for 2002

11 Statewide

12 Statewide Look

13 Pennsylvania Money Summary, 2009-2010 CategoryTotalRank Total Itemized Contributions † $31,308,9557 Total to Democrats$18,879,1088 Percent to Democrats60.3%12 Total to Republicans$12,262,1858 Percent to Republicans39.2%39 Individual donations ($200+)* $33,772,5477 Soft money donations$10,0007 PAC donations$4,960,5847

14 Statewide Look Contributions by Zip Code

15 Contributions to Democrats Contributions to Republicans

16 Top Donors In the State Comcast Corp$3,051,402 United Steelworkers$1,290,200 Bank of New York Mellon$567,280 Cozen & O'Connor$496,176 Bayer AG$417,250 Berger & Montague$400,142 AmerisourceBergen Corp$394,060 PPL Corp$373,700 Vanguard Group$340,132 US Steel$335,975 Federated Investors Inc$311,920 University of Pennsylvania$309,213 Duane Morris LLP$298,958 Genesis HealthCare$285,650 Susquehanna International Group$267,100 Toll Brothers Inc$246,325 We the People PAC$235,700 Ace Ltd$234,900 John Templeton Foundation$234,900 Blank Rome LLP$216,850

17 Leading Industries In the State Employer Listed/Category Unknown$9,622,213 Lawyers/Law Firms$8,148,872 Retired$5,294,659 TV/Movies/Music$3,549,652 Pharmaceuticals/Health Products$2,206,482 Real Estate$2,010,652 Securities & Investment$1,963,178 Health Professionals$1,829,286 Homemakers/Non-income earners$1,615,213 Industrial Unions$1,431,600

18 Internet Resources FollowtheMoney.org Opensecrets.org Fec.gov Phila-records.com/campaign-finance/ Openbookpittsburgh.com Foundationcenter.org Charitynavigator.org


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