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RunwayDonorsLOS ANGELES POLICE PROTECTIVE LEAGUE'S (LAPPL) PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST POLITICAL ACTION COMM.

Donor header

LOS ANGELES POLICE PROTECTIVE LEAGUE'S (LAPPL) PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST POLIT...

Full name

LOS ANGELES POLICE PROTECTIVE LEAGUE'S (LAPPL) PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST POLITICAL ACTION COMM.

Organization · SACRAMENTO, CA · Unavailable

$1,028,282 total given · Largest contribution $150,000

Giving is concentrated among a small set of recipients.

Active cycles

1999-20002001-20022003-20042005-20062007-20082009-20102011-20122013-20142015-20162017-20182019-20202021-20222023-20242025-2026

Panel 2 • Finance overview

Total given

$1,028,282

First seen Mar 8, 2012 · Last activity Feb 4, 2020

Contribution footprint

8 recipients

26 contributions · Avg $39,549

Concentration

Top recipient 30.6%

Top 3 77.9%

Top 10 100%

Total givingReference baseline
1
Apr 2021Dec 2022Jul 2024Mar 2026

Spike markers

  1. 1Nov 2012 · 3 notable contributions
    • CALIFORNIANS TO MEND, NOT END, THE DEATH PENALTY. NO ON PROP 62, YES ON PROP 66. SUPPORTED BY PROSECUTORS, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMS. · $315,000
    • ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS · $285,500
    • YES ON 20 - KEEP CALIFORNIA SAFE, A PROJECT OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SAFETY PARTNERSHIP ISSUES COMMITTEE · $200,000

Panel 3 • Top recipients

RecipientTotalShare*CountDatesDetails
CALIFORNIANS TO MEND, NOT END, THE DEATH PENALTY. NO ON PROP 62, YES ON PROP 66. SUPPORTED BY PROSECUTORS, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMS.$315,00030.6%8Oct 2012 - Feb 2017
ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$285,50027.8%6Mar 2012 - Nov 2012
YES ON 20 - KEEP CALIFORNIA SAFE, A PROJECT OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SAFETY PARTNERSHIP ISSUES COMMITTEE$200,00019.4%3Jan 2018 - Apr 2018
WORKING CALIFORNIANS, SPONSORED BY INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL UNION 18$150,00014.6%1Feb 2020 - Feb 2020
NO ON 57 - STOP EARLY RELEASE OF VIOLENT CRIMINALS (SERVC)$62,2826.1%4Oct 2016 - Nov 2016
PUBLIC AND MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATES AGAINST 64, SPONSORED AND MAJOR FUNDING BY SAM ACTION, INC. AND CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SAFETY INSTITUTE$10,0001%2Mar 2016 - Aug 2016
WORKING CALIFORNIANS ISSUES COMMITTEE, SUPPORTED BY LABOR UNIONS$5,0000.5%1Oct 2012 - Oct 2012
YAMADA FOR ASSEMBLY 2012$5000%1May 2012 - May 2012
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* Share is percent of donor total in the selected scope. Page rows are a subset and typically do not sum to 100%.

RunwayDonorsLOS ANGELES POLICE PROTECTIVE LEAGUE'S (LAPPL) PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST POLITICAL ACTION COMM.

Donor header

LOS ANGELES POLICE PROTECTIVE LEAGUE'S (LAPPL) PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST POLIT...

Full name

LOS ANGELES POLICE PROTECTIVE LEAGUE'S (LAPPL) PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST POLITICAL ACTION COMM.

Organization · SACRAMENTO, CA · Unavailable

$1,028,282 total given · Largest contribution $150,000

Giving is concentrated among a small set of recipients.

Active cycles

1999-20002001-20022003-20042005-20062007-20082009-20102011-20122013-20142015-20162017-20182019-20202021-20222023-20242025-2026

Panel 2 • Finance overview

Total given

$1,028,282

First seen Mar 8, 2012 · Last activity Feb 4, 2020

Contribution footprint

8 recipients

26 contributions · Avg $39,549

Concentration

Top recipient 30.6%

Top 3 77.9%

Top 10 100%

Total givingReference baseline
1
Apr 2021Dec 2022Jul 2024Mar 2026

Spike markers

  1. 1Nov 2012 · 3 notable contributions
    • CALIFORNIANS TO MEND, NOT END, THE DEATH PENALTY. NO ON PROP 62, YES ON PROP 66. SUPPORTED BY PROSECUTORS, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMS. · $315,000
    • ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS · $285,500
    • YES ON 20 - KEEP CALIFORNIA SAFE, A PROJECT OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SAFETY PARTNERSHIP ISSUES COMMITTEE · $200,000

Panel 3 • Top recipients

RecipientTotalShare*CountDatesDetails
CALIFORNIANS TO MEND, NOT END, THE DEATH PENALTY. NO ON PROP 62, YES ON PROP 66. SUPPORTED BY PROSECUTORS, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMS.$315,00030.6%8Oct 2012 - Feb 2017
ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$285,50027.8%6Mar 2012 - Nov 2012
YES ON 20 - KEEP CALIFORNIA SAFE, A PROJECT OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SAFETY PARTNERSHIP ISSUES COMMITTEE$200,00019.4%3Jan 2018 - Apr 2018
WORKING CALIFORNIANS, SPONSORED BY INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL UNION 18$150,00014.6%1Feb 2020 - Feb 2020
NO ON 57 - STOP EARLY RELEASE OF VIOLENT CRIMINALS (SERVC)$62,2826.1%4Oct 2016 - Nov 2016
PUBLIC AND MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATES AGAINST 64, SPONSORED AND MAJOR FUNDING BY SAM ACTION, INC. AND CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SAFETY INSTITUTE$10,0001%2Mar 2016 - Aug 2016
WORKING CALIFORNIANS ISSUES COMMITTEE, SUPPORTED BY LABOR UNIONS$5,0000.5%1Oct 2012 - Oct 2012
YAMADA FOR ASSEMBLY 2012$5000%1May 2012 - May 2012
Showing 8 of 8

* Share is percent of donor total in the selected scope. Page rows are a subset and typically do not sum to 100%.

Scope: All time60 points
Scope: All time60 points