Contribute

You may contribute to Joe Sestak’s campaign one of two ways:

1. Make a secure online contribution via Act Blue using the box below:

2. Make a contribution by mail. Write a check payable to “Sestak for Congress and mail to: Sestak For Congress, P.O. Box 16; Media, Pennsylvania 19063. Please download, complete and enclose this contribution form.

Your contributions to the Sestak for Congress campaign are greatly appreciated.

• Under federal law, individual contributions are limited to $2300 per federal election. The primary election and the general election are each considered separate federal elections with each having a separate contribution limit of $2300. Spouses may each contribute $2300.
• The contribution must be from the individual’s own funds and not from the funds of another.
• Contributions may not be from the general treasury funds of a corporation, labor organization or national bank.
• Contributions may not be accepted from a federal contractor. If you are employed by a federal government contractor, federal law specifically permits officers and employees of federal government contractors, and their spouses, to make contributions from personal funds to a campaign. The prohibition against contributions from “federal government contractors” applies only to: (1) contributions from the funds of the entity itself; (2) contributions from the funds of a partnership with a government contract; and (3) contributions from the personal and business funds of (a) an individual under contract to the federal government and (b) sole proprietors of businesses with federal contracts.
• Campaigns may not accept money from foreign nationals. A foreign national is defined as an individual who is (1) not a citizen of the United States and (2) not lawfully admitted for permanent residence.
• Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name, mailing address, occupation and name of employer for each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $200 in an election cycle.
• Contributions are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes.