SENSITIVE Thnmaafiria Duncan, Esquire Office of General Counsel Fedail Election Commisrion Enforcement Division 999 E Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20463 I, Lori Sherwood, of |Rockville, Maryland 20853, am an adult citizen of the Stale of Maryland. I am filing the within Complaint with your office aa it is my belief that violations of the Federal Election Campaign Laws and Commission Regulations have occurred. Baaed on my examination of various records and documents I believe the Donna, Edwards for Congress Committee ("Edwards Campaign") has received substantial assistance by way of unreported, in-kind contributions from organizations who profess to have operated independently of the Edwards Campaign. More specifically: 1. I have learned that in her capacity as Executive Director of The Area Foundation, Donna Edwards is responsible for administering and overseeing grants that are awarded and distributed by Area. See Exhibit I 2. a) By way of example and not limitation, the Area Foundation contributed $100,000.00 in grants to the League of Conservation Voters ("LCV") from 2004-2006. See Appendix I b) That after having been intimately involved in the award of an Area grant to LCV, Dormm Edwards was appointed to the Board of Directors of the League of Conservation Voters. After receipt of grant money from Ma. Edward's group and her appcwIinerttofhelXWBoaid.IX^endo 2006. See Exhibit 2 LCV and its principals contributed over $15,000.00 to the Edwards Campaign through its board members, employees, and the LCV PAC. See Appendix 2 Ironically, Congressman Albert Wyrm who received a "scorecard rating** of 92 from the LCV was not endorsed by LCV. The difference may lie in the tact that Congressman Wyrm was in no way involved in channeling $100,000.00 to LCV prior to LCV's endorsement of Ms. Edwards, nor was Congressman Wyrm the recipient of $15,000.00 after grant monies were given to LCV by Area. 3. Similarly, in 2006 the Area Foundation contributed $35,000.00 in grants to another not for profit known as the Friends of the Earth. See Appendix! 81 Hi d bZNVP 13SND03 1VU3N39J030IJJO NOISSIWWOO NOI13313 1VM303J 03AI303U 4. Thereafter, Friends of die Earth endorsed Donna Edwards in 2006 and contributed over $5,000 to her campaigns through their hoard members, employees, and itsPAC. S* Appendix 2 5. All told, the Area Foundation awarded $ 4,289,640.00 in grants to 39 organizations from 2002-2006. See Appendix 1 6. The scenario involving LCV and Friends of the Earth has been repeated with 37 other organizations all of whom received monies from Area and had persons aligned with each group make campaign comYibutions to the Edwards Campaign. In total, the 37 other organizations contributed over $75,000.00 to the Edwards Campaign including monies from board members and employees. 7. In the course of my examination of records I also reviewed campaign literature bearing an authority line, "Paid for by 1199 SEIU Federal PAC and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee". See Exhibit 3. 8. Bach piece of literature in Exhibit 3, together with the expenditures made to produce the same, were paid for by 1199 SEIU. Despite the express language of the authority line, it appears mat these examples of campaign literature were not produced independently from the candidate's committee, but rather were the direct result of collaboration between the Edwards Campaign and SEIU. As such, the literature distributed by SEIU appears to inaccurately and mcoirecdy reflect mdepend^nce from me Edwards Campaign. If SEIU has collaborated with the Edwards Campaign, the expenditures of money made by SEIU to benefit the Edwards Campaign would circumvent the clear prohibitions contained in the federal election laws. 9 In reviewing available information, I have learned that according to SEIU'a website, Anna Burger, is the overseer of SEIU's national political operations. See Exhibit 4. 10. Moreover, I have learned that Anna Burger, as Secretary/Treasurer of SEIU International is a co-founder and collaborator wim Donna Edwards ma corporation charted m the District of Cblumm^ The corporation formed on February 12,2007 listed Anna Burger and DoimaF. Edwards as two of the five (5) Directors of "THEY WORK FOR US, INC." See Exhibit 5 11. "THEY WORK FOR US, INC." was purportedly formed as a nonprofit corporation in the District of Columbia for the purpose of "providing informal public policies and legislation that reflect a progressive populist agenda on economic and related issues." See Exhibit 5. 12. However, it appears that contrary to the stated purposes listed in the Articles of Incorporation of THEY WORK FOR US, INC., the entity has become a conduit for campaign contributions to the Edwards Campaign and a vehicle to openly engage in campaign activities designed, intended and directed to oppose her opponent, Albert Wynn. 13. THEY WORK FOR US has apparently facilitated placement of political advertising in conjunction with SEIU on radio stations in the Washington Metropolitan Area which support Donna Edwards and oppose Albert Wynn. See Exhibit 6 14. As Board Members of THEY WORK FOR US Donna Edwards and Anna Burger have effectively coordinated efforts of THEY WORK FOR US and SEIU in the purchase of radio and television access for the express purpose of promoting the candidacy of Donna Edwards. If proven this concerted action would constitute a violation of laws and regulations prohibiting the coordination of efforts by those who purportedly exercise independence from campaign committees of candidates. 15. In addition, the Edwards Campaign and another ostensibly independent, political organization, Emily's List have clearly joined forces. The Edwards Campaign, has utilized Emily's List funds and strategies to promote the candidacy of Donna Edwards and to oppose Albert Wynn. 16. In support of the foregoing, I learned that on January 22, 2008 the Edwards Campaign and Emily's List expressly collaborated, sending campaign messages to Emily's List supporters. The email, sent as a fund raising device was approved and expressly authorized by the Edwards Campaign. See Exhibit 7 17. Thus, it is clear that the fund raising apparatus and campaign efforts of Emily's List, together with the expenditure of funds and resources to promote the candidacy of Donna Edwards constitutes an ongoing, joint collaborative effort between the candidate's campaign and Emily's List HUB type of coordination and collaboration could violate federal ft*mpffRn finance law. 18. As noted above, in her position as Executive Director of Area, Ms. Edwards has the ability to direct and influence decision making within these political organizations. Thus, the expenditures made by the SEIU, Emily's List and others to her campaign can in no way be called mdepmdent To the contrary, ue expenditures and the activities undertaken by these organizations are interdependent, with SEIU, Emily's List and omen involved in a coordinated effort with the Edwards Campaign all undertaken to avoid federal campaign contribution limitations. 19. There are other relationships between Ms. Edwards and her contributors which are potentially questionable. For example, in her capacity as the Executive Director of the Arcs Foundation where she oversees the award and distribution of substantial monies to organizations who profess to be not for profit, I identified evidence of what appears to be campaign expenditures by grant recipients without any attribution in campaign finance records of the Edwards Campaign for campaign services provided by groups receiving Area money. 20. By way of example, the League of Conservation Voters has committed staff; retained canvassers, hind automated telephone mftsssgmg services for voter contact, promoted her campaign on the LCV website, tent mailings on behalf of Donna Edwarda which support would well exceed any statutory limitations on campaign contributions. Given the intimate relationship of Ms. Edwards to this orgsnizan'on, her capacity as a member of its Board, and the overseer of grant monies tunneled from Area to LCV, there is at least the appearance of coordination from groups who are supposedly independent Tins involvement raises serious questions about the presence of a highly sophisticated and intricate level of coordination by me groups and the campaign. Given what appears to be well developed and significant collaboration, the question that arises is whether the Edwards Csmpaign is engaged in an efM to sldit campaign federal tewa by virtue of the failure of the Campaign to reveal campaign efforts, activities and expenditures undertaken by organizations afigned with her campaign. See Exhibit 8 21. Another of the relationships which raises questions and causes concern involves allegedly independent expenditures by a 527 organization known as -Communities Voting Together" ("CIV) which is located at 1024 Blyrian Fields, New Orlean 22 1024 Etyaan Fields is also the address for MSEIU Local 100", the Association of Gxxununity Organisations for Reform, Now ("Acorn") and The Btyrian Fields Corporation. See Exhibit 9. Wade Rathke, President of Bryrian Fields Corporation is also the Chief Organizer for SEIU Local 100, Founder of Acorn, and a member of the Board of Directors of Tides Center and Tides Foundation. See Exhibit 10 Tides Received $245,000 in grant money from Area Foundation between 2002-2006. See Appendix 1 23. Donna Pharr is the Custodian of Record for ''Communities Voting Together", the Assistant Treasurer for Acorn, and Deputy Treasurer for the American Institute for Social Justice and Voting for America, Inc. Both of these organizations received a combined total of $230,000 in grants from Area between 2003 and 2006. See Appendix 1
24. Recently, the group known as "Communities Voting Together" of 1024 Elysian Fields Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana printed and distributed thousands of handouts attacking CongressnmWyim^ Members aligned with the group were attempting to hire canvassers to assist the Edwarda Campaign. As was the case for the three groups identified above, there was no attribution of any campaign contributions from ^Communities Voting Together," to trie EoVardsCamr>ugn,d^ite the fiu^ that me "Communities Voting Together" name appeared on the authority line for the literature. "Communities Voting Together" was also active in the 2006 primary mailing at least 3 pieces of direct mail to voters in the 4* Congressional District. 25. In in attempt to gun in understanding about tins group which uses a Now Orleans address, I leaned that in addition to 44SEIU Local 100", "Acorn" and "Btysian Fieldi CoipontknT (the latter 2 purport to he not for profit) that the Bdwatda Campaign has a link to another not for profit, Citizens Services, me. ("CSH. a Louisiana corporation formed on January 7, 2005. Like the other entities, its address is reported to he at 1024 Elysian Fields, New Orleans, Louisiana. See Exhibit 12. 26. I learned that Citizens Services, Inc. qualified to do business in Maryland as a foreign corporation and gave a registered agent address of 11 East Chase St, hi Baltimore. In checking to verify the address, I learned that there is no record of Citizen Services, Inc. actually having an office hi Baltimore. According to recent records from the Maryland State Department of Taxation and Assessments Citizens Services, mc.'s ability to do business hi Maryland was forfeited less than 2 months after the 2006 primary. See Exhibit 13 27. Notwithstanding, the net that Elysian Fields Corporation, Acorn, and Citizens Services Inc., claim to be not for profit; they have been actively involved in making what purport to be independent expenditures, in support of the Edwards Campaign. I have identified at least three separate instances where the Edwards IIM cnltohnrrtad with thaae ortenrihly independent groups
28. Specifically the Edwards Campaign paid Citizens Services, Inc. C/O of 16 West 25* Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21218 a total of $76,866.80 in three separate payments, all purportedly for "Door to Door Get Out The Vote" activities. This information comes directly from Edwards Campaign reports. See Exhibit 14 29. Having previously learned that Citizens Services, Inc., did not actually have an office in Baltimore, I learned mat Acorn is me business located at 16 West 25" Street, Baltimore, Maryland. In looking at the Edwards Campaign reports, I saw mat the checks were made payable to Citizens Services he, but sent to Acorn at 16 West 25th Street, Baltmwre, Maryland SeeExhibit 15. 30. However, what was not revealed in the Edwards Qunpaign reports was the met mat all of the organizations supporting the Edwards Campaign are domiciled hi the same office at 1024 Elysian Fields Avenue and, that all had roles which were allegedly independent of the Edwards Campaign. 31. The efforts of these well heeled groups hi promoting the Edwards Campaign raise serious questions about the involvement of corporations which have applied for and sought not for profit status but are receiving monies from a candidate for services. At the same time these groups are actively engaged m a
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O The League of Conservation Voters Endorses Donna Edwards For Congress Edwtid* ProvMM Otur MttmtOmlo Incumbent on EiivlronmtnUI PoBey I TEMPLEHILl5.MD-July19,2006-Th«Le^ueo»Co«»en«ttonVotef»(LCV)««>ounoed their endorsement of Donna Edwards In her bid to unseat 7-term incumbent Albert Wynn in the Democratic primary in Maryland's 4lh District LCV, the Independent political voice for the environment was impressed with Edwards' commitment and proven leadership on behalf of numerous environmental causes. *""! rxt "Environmental protection goes hand-inland with sound economic development," said Edwards. *•£ "We have spent decades doing the research and the results are Indisputable: we need to take f^ action now. As we advance through the 21st Century, we need leadership tor environmental r"\i policies that are bold and visionary. Instead of providing that leadership, the incumbent voted with ^ President Bush on the energy btt that gave the oil companies over $25 biilon In tax breaks white Q energy costs have soared. In Congress I wHI champion policies for renewable energy sources, cr> expanding Matron!! across the Wilson Bridge and the Inner Purple Line. I win be an advocate for ^J real solutions in our communities for dean air and water. I am honored to have earned LCVs endorsement. Ms. Edwards has provided leadership on various environmental Issues during her career. She has worked to protect the Potomac River shoreline and watershed in the face of intense development She is a strong supporter of increased mass transit and transit oriented development By contrast, the incumbent has on a number of occasions voted against key environmental legislation. In addition to voting with the Bush administration on the energy bill, he atoo voted to weaken the Endangered Species Act and against raising car mileage standards. "LCV to proud to endorse Donna Edwards. We see her as an unabashed environmental champion In the United States Congress,' said LCV President Gene Karplrwkl.'She knows well that the key to reimrigorating America's economy is the protection of our existing resources and a sustained effort to develop and market new and renewable forms of energy. She knows it's American Ingenuity and the American work ethic that will solve our energy challenges."
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Dear toy Am.
Tber. we three things you need to know About tbe race in Maryland's fiHirth lujresrional district. UM mere veters ba this district Iwra abas* ucambeat Albtrt Wy»a - that he's taken $420,OW from big oil, gas, and« JCtric companies... voted with Dick Cheney to give than hufe tax biaks... supported the White Hou»-b«4ed energy bill iver $32,000 worth of privately funded invel to places like JuHiG^SfAJu^uid Florida ...¥otodlbr the ranhition iztng the Iraq war - lira nor* they move to Doiaa Edwardi, his dynwnic, energetic dullenger in the Feb. 12 primwy. i, DMM Edwwds b poiwd to tat Wyu. She oewty did ft in 2006; md Ac is nmning even stranger in 2001. Ird thktl? Dran Edwardi Mtdi jomr tasjadtata halp. She cant oust this entrenched incumbent without it With just three to |o, every dollar will enable her to compete with Wynri'i warehest and mobilize her voters on election day.
Don Edwards is the onry truly progressive Democrat hi this race. She is nmning a strong gr ugru winning import** endn from SEIU, Nanonal Organiaalon for Women, League of Conservation Voieis.Democncy for Ainerk^ Actk . Sierra Club, and more. And she's done ft all on a shoestring budget! Bull win on Feb. 12, she needs to laise $57,000 a wedc for the finsJ three weeks to get her m riveD.C.- idii et - and get diem to the polls on election day.
1PJL Than i for your swift response,
Wan at regards.
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P.S. you and other EMILYs List members send Donna Edwards die most generous contribution you can afford fodayt we can ova me Wymrt cotporafc special interest backers and send this promising lawyer, community activist, and progressive voice for Chan > to Washington., HELP ELECT DONNA EDWARDS!
Dear Supporter
This year - more than ever - It's time for a change. And change can begin with Maryland's congressional primary election on Tuesday, February 12th.
Click here to volunteer: http://www.lcv.org/HalpElectDonna
Every Saturday, from now until the February 12th primary, LCV volunteers will be going door-to-door In Montgomery County encouraging targeted Democratic primary voters to support Donna Edwards for Congress. This race may be decided by just a handful of votes and each face-to-face contact we make brings us close to a Donna Edwards victory on February 12th. dick here to volunteer http;//www.lcv.ora/HelnBlectDonnB
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The Incumbent, Al Wynn, has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars In campaign cash from PACs like Constellation Energy, the Nuclear Energy Institute and FirstEnergy Corp. They're funding Wynn because he votes with them and against the environment, like his vote with Republicans for the Bush-Cheney energy bill that gave billions to Big OH.
Elections have consequences. This February, we can elect a candidate to Congress who will make solving global warming a top priority. Get Involved. Help elect Donna Edwards!
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P.S. To team more about Donna's record of leadership, visit www.tev.org.
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Dan Carol, Political strategist Dan Carol Is a long-time pioneer of new generattm networt iioUtlc* and tte catalyst art Formerly an energy and budget analyst at the Congressional Budget Office and former Research Director tor the Democratic National Committee, Owl's work to strengthen the tools and tactics of progressives has been profited by the Wall Street Journal and Iris commentary has been featured In The Hufflnoton Post, The Nation, Altemet, Salon, and Boston Review.
Stephanie J. Ctohesy Is a public service leader with experience In public policy, women's rights, dbzen participation, democratization, and organizational and leadership development for the U.S. and International nonprofit sectors. Currently an Independent consultant, she specializes In providing strategic organizational and program planning and development
Martha JlmAnez has over 20 years of experience In leadership positions In nonprofit, philanthropic health, and governmental organizations. She was Vice President of Policy and Development at TransFalr USA, Senior Program Officer at The California Endowment, and Executive Director of the Latino CoaHtton for e Healthy California. She has received numerous awards Including the Sen Francisco Bar Association's Award of Merit. Martha currently i as the Senior Health Deputy for Supervisor Gloria Molina, LA. County Board of Supervisors.
Larry Utvak, Board Vfaa Chair Lawrence (Larry) Utvak serves as a board member of, or adviser to, several nonprofit and fbr-proflt organizations. Larry was part of the management team at Working Assets, a socially progressive wireless, long tfjctsnce, end credit card company, until 2003 when he semi-retired as GFO, and continues to work part-time for the company. Before joining Working Assets, Larry co-managed $3.2 billion In assets as a Senior Vice President and Portfolio Manager tor the U.S. Trust Company of Boston. He Is the author of Pension Rinds and Economic flenewa/ and /itnovaobns fti Development finance.
John It O'Mo*, Board Treaaurar John O NeJI Is the President of the Center for Leadership Renewal, a global network of leadership researchers, practitioners, and advisors. He has been active hi speaking, writing, venture capital activities and leadership advising, consulting most frequently with senior officers and directors on strategic planning, leadership development, and organizational Issues. John has shared his Insights, Inspirations and Innovations In several books Including the King Paradox of Success, as well as Letdership Aikldo and Seasons of Grace.
Drummond Pike b founder and chief executive officer of Tides. Awarded as an Outstanding Foundation Professional, Drummond helped pioneer the advent of donor adviaad funds hi philanthropy. Through his leadership, Tides has helped Increase die capacity and effectiveness of thousands of sodal change organizations. Drummond was a founder and Associate Director of the Youth Project in Washington, DC, and served as Executive Director of the) Shalan Foundation from 1976 to 1981. He was among the original founders of Working Assets, a teleconNniinicatic^ compniy dedlcab»J to progresalve pNlanthropy and poNtJcal activism.
M,DMOCtOI Wade Rathke to Chief Organizer of the New Orleans-based Local 100 of the Service Employees International Union, AFL-dO. He Is also founder and Chief Organizer of ACORN, a national network of community organization* representing the Interests of low and moderate Income people. Wade serves on the boards of both Tides Center and Tides Foundation. pwye) WHoy* < Maya Wiley Is the founder and Director of TUes Center project Center for Sodal Inclusion, an applied research and advocacy organization which supports community groups to dismantle structural racism. A civil rights attorney and sodal Justice advocate, she has worked for the ACLU, the NAACP Legal Defense ft. Educational Fund, and the UMbidSMn Attorneys Office fte the So^ Society Institute and as a consultant to the Open Society Foundation. She has assisted several nonpiofUs on program and strategy development C 1996-2008 Tides, AN rights reserved. Questions or comments: wehwaaverw)BdeB.otn Tldaa Network | Tkto« Foundation | Tldaa Shared Snaeea | Terms of Use | Privacy | Contact Us A»A TIDES ICENTER Management Team
Drummond Pike to founder and chief executive officer of Tides. Awarded as an Outstanding Foundation Pinn,if limay. Drummond I ptonter the advent of donor advised funds hi philanthropy. Throuyh Ms leadership, Tides has helped Increase the capacity and efltcbVanaas of thousands of sodal change organizations. Drummond was a founder and Associate Director of the Youth Project In Washington, DC, and served as Executive Director of the Shalan Foundation from 1976 to 1981. He was among the original rounders of Working Assets, a telecommunications company dedicated to progressive philanthropy and poNUcal acthrtsm. rg O EHen Friedman has bean wftti Tides since 1987. She serves as Executive Director of Tides Center and Executive Vice President of Tides. Bkm also manages die Community amics initiative, a partnership with The California Endowment working to suengilien community health centers throughout CaHromla. She brings a long history of advising Individual donors on Issues of philanthropic planning, violence against women, the Jewish community, and environmental Issues. Before coming to Tides, Ellen served as a Program Officer at the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation hi Los Angeles. She to a board member of the 3 Guineas Rind, PreskUo Hill School, Institute for Jewish Spirituality and the Family Violence Prevention Fund.
O Famat Gotohani joined Tides Center In March 2007. She has a very diverse background of experiences and skids ranging from I CD English and photography In the Los Angeles Unfflad School District, working as a visual artist running youth development and gang prevention programs, and consulting to nonprofit! and foundations* Most lecentfy, Farnaz consulted to foundations through FSG Sodal | Impact Advisors, a respected philanthropic consulting firm. Prior to moving to San Francisco In 2006, Famaz was the Vice President of Proyiams at Chrysalis, an L.A.-based nonprofit that helps homeless Individuals become self sufficient through employment opportunities. Famaz holds a Hasten In Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a BA In English and Fine Arts from one University of California, Los Angeles.
Of EMI Mall Jane Levlkow joined Tides Center In 1995. She has over twenty years of experience In providing strategic vision, leadership, and management to ell aspects of nonprofit organizations. Before joining Tides Center she was a Sister of Social Service, a religious community of woman dedicated to sodal justice, where she served as the sodal justice director. Jane has served on the board of directors and steering committees of the Peace and Justice Center of Southern California, Building Bridges/Out and Equal, and the Interfalth Task Force on Central America and Health Access, to name a few, and also volunteers for various AIDS charities and gay and| lesbian organizations. Jane holds an undergraduate degree In psychology from Lone Mountain University of San Francisco and an MA I ethics from the Weaton Jesuit School of Theology. C 1998-2008 Tides, AN rights reserved. Questions or comments; Bfi&BfiC TMaaMatwarfc | Tides Foundation | Tides Shared Spaces | Terms of Use | Privacy [ Contact Us Network^forGood he)p I iny piaMs I WMf ejHt I Short Cuto M Homt > Donate > Smelt for • Charity
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BnxAlyn, NY $75,000 Center for CMc Participation 160,000 Cantor for Community Change Wnhington, DC $60,000 , DC $60,000 Electronic Privacy Information Center $60,000 Lawyere* Commttee for dvR RJghti Under Lew Washington, DC $75,000 League of Coneervetton Voters Educetion Fund $60,000 League of Young Voters Education Fund Lot Angeles, CA $60,000 DM• •_ . rounoenoFa 11 J^UllnM fo lnr« women 111 III nil •!,! me IBM. * , DC $60,000 People fw the American Wey Foundation $60,000 Progreeslva America Fund Brooklyn, NY $60,000 Pregnenlva PopuBet Education Fund $60,000 USAcHon Education Fund Washington, DC $76,000 ••wontin• •-• g TOm T ^%__oooJ o JOD»_i__ B 1m_ f/vnenct ... , -1, —i • run• a• Washington, DC $60,000 Domestic Location Grant Amount American Human and Shooters Association Foundation. Inc. Frederick, MD $66,000 Arizona Institute for Public Ufe Phoenix, AZ $60.000 Catiter for Eoonornte and Potey Research Washington, DC $60,000 Institute for Americe's Future, Inc. $60,000 The Justice Project Educetion Fund, Inc. Washington, DC $26.000 Pubttc Campaign infaai.1.VVaSnHlyiDn. —>...., lAr\^/ $250,000 The PubNc Justice Foundation of Texas Washington, DC $60,000 The Regents of the UmversRy of CelWomie DarMNsyf%— -I,— ^,, , W^AA $60.000 WUHem J. Bfsnnan Jr. Center for Jusaoe Inc. New York, NY $60,000 Location Grant Amount i to Travel 178,000 APX. 1 UUn America Working Group Education Fund $36,000 Arlington, VA ^nnrgwS2S.OOwO I Education Cooperation wtti Cuba Decatur.GA $30,000 Meda Location Grant Amount Carter for PuWte Integrity $60,000 Canter for the Creative Community, Inc. Washington, DC $30,000 Co*^p Amonce/Mlnutomen Medle Rowayaton.CT $20,000 Friendi of the Earth Washington, DC $36,000 Washington, DC $25,000 Independent Media Insttula San Francisco, CA $60,000 rx. Washington, DC $60,000 matNuta for Public Accuracy San Francisco, CA $60,000 $76,000 Washington, DC $60,000 The National Federation of Community Broadcasters Flagstaff, AZ $60,000 $60,000 PiMc Interest Plcturoa, Inc. Los Angeles, CA o Oakland, CA $40,000 MiMQraw Location Grant Amount Common Cause Education Fund Washington, DC Pax Christf USA/Catholic Alienee tor the Common Good Location Grant Amount Washington. DC $6,860 Foundation Canter New York, NY $2,600 Funotoni'ConrinltteeOTC^vlcPartidpatiori Washington, DC $5,000 International Human Rights Funders Group New York, NY $600 NBOone^^^*|MMMi| bomnraa^^^h^M^Mtt&AeA t^tomr Neaponsw*^^ —-——*• -*—a Blhl^aa^kaMMMrnsamnropy4 Washington, DC $2,500 Neighborhood Funders Group Washington, DC $2000 Ptoushares Fund ,VA $500 Copyright O 2003 - 2007 Arcs Foundation All rights nwsrvid. Area c a Former Grantees 2005 Grantees UIVI|--fc mG_ raiumjauo|%-^i-|—-«!•n• (X? CMc Participation Name Locitlon Grant Amount The Advancement Project 160,000 Die Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights Santa Monica, CA $50,000 $90.000 The Project on Oovwnnwit Inc. Wiihinglon, DC $26,000 Wbman't Votew Wonwn Vbto McLean, VA $45,000 Location Onv4 Amount Waahlngtan.DC $75,000 Besot Irritative Strategy Foundation WathlnQton, DC $75,000 Center far Economic end Poesy Research WaBhlngton, DC $50,000 WaBhinyton, DC $75,000 CoaHMon far DC napiaaamaHoii Education Fund $25,000 Tha Oamaflal Foundation $60.000 hwHMafor Amarteafi Futura, Inc. Waehington, DC $100,000 Tha Jutttoa Prajact EducaHon Fund $60,000 ThaNaoonai Security Archive Fund, Inc. $60,000 PaxChrtrtUSA $60,000 Paopto for the American Way Foundation $100,000 Public Juetfce Foundation of Tawt Auattn.TX $25.000 VMMarn J. Biannan Jr. Cantar for Juatfca Inc. NawYork,NY $50,000 International fc|_—., - NBrne Lonatlon Giant Amount AManca for Global Juattca Washington, DC $40,000 Inc. $76,000 Waehington, DC $40,000 Human Righto Pint New Yonc, NY $50,000 $40,000 Interne*** Rations SfcerCfcy,NM 940,000 Lstin America Working Qnup Education Fund Washington, DC ^^VfVW Arlngton.VA 925,000 Msicy Corps Wsshingion, DC 9126,000 Nettonri Labor CommttM In Support of Worker and Himn Righto In Central Now YonX NY 940,000 Amorioe NIC. Culver dly, CA 926,000 VIM Voices Globe! Pertnorenfp, Inc. WssNngton, DC 925,000 Moment Leedenhip Fund New YonX NY 960,000 lAbubAwoiNBr* ragniBbaWlsB ixjiisuiuum^nmrnn^kmet, IM incM . WssNrigton.DC 940,000 lafci-iiwofioJ reuoiBHSifmrtmr^lmtms' Assoceno* ---- lailnn WMMnoton.DC 940,000 Locetton Grant Amount The Arts of Peeoe, Inc. Areen,CA 936,000 Center for Diglel Democracy WMhington, DC 960,000 Common Ceme Educeoon Fund 9400,000 Democracy Now Productions, Inc. New Yon, NY 980,000 Culver City, CA 940,000 O Tkin^e rounoBDo^ •— *• n io* r neoone*•-"- —i« BMM Nettonel Security Grant Amount Center for the Study of Pubfc Policy Vveshington, DC 925,000 The Foundetton for Nsflonel Progress Sen Francisco, CA 960,000 Wsshlngton, DC 975,000 NeHonel Security Archive Fund, Inc. 973,750 Operation Trutti Foundetton New YonX NY 936,000 Acdon for New Dhecuons I i Fund Affngton, MA 940,000 LoceHon Grant Amount BeNot InMetlve Stratsgy Centsr Foundetlon Vvesnlnglon. DC 925,000 Brawn University Providence, Rl 922,500 Pex Christ) USA Weshlnglon,DC 925,000 Grant Amount Council on Foundsflons $8,463 Foundetton Center New YonX NY 92,500 FundonV Commttse on CMc PertWpetton Wsshinglon, DC 92,600 IrtemettonelHurnsnRiojitoFiJfKlerBGroq^ New YonX NY 9600 NHKJIkl^MoakM^ /VuMk^alllAIXMnmHMA IDCMT* nMpOflllV•* *-B— rnMnDliOpDtktt«arfkMM*yu KWghbortioodRmdM Group WlMhlnglon, DC $400 Wonwi A PMtanthropy WnMngton, DC $600 Copyright O 2003 - 2007 Area FoumMton All rtghti rvtrvwl. O O Area c a Former Grantees 2004 Grantees CMc Participation -M Location Grant Amount O The AoVancernent Project $75,000 cn nf* Ballot (nUatto Bttattfly Canter Foundation IA* $72,270 Common Cause Education Fund Wtahlnglon.DC $75,000 Sen Frandaoo, CA $85.000 Ita Every ChH Matters Education Fund $60,000 Trie Gematol Foundation Chicapo, IL $100,000 1 CUnmhip Project ,NV $75,000 InthaHofMtulCMy.lnc. $25,000 NMIoruil Aswctatton for the Advancement of Colored People &MmU% $75,000 NXtonrt CortHon on Btack CMc P^flclptfon $75,000 mnonfc^^AtflBM^v uonpjwJtf^^k^k^^^B^i i or Amencw^^ ^ A^A^^^M^i inoion^ i^jllaa^i ^ $100,000 New York, NY $64,100 ^i^Ata^k^ ^*-»— •- 4^ e^^ t\^_ __^Ai t « »— • ---- c. -- --* NnOINi NOTNOnC ID tnO LJOmMDa C< VIOMIiOD rUnQ $100,000 Wnhlngtori.DC $150,000 Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc. New York, NY $60,000 Progreeifce Maryland Etfucatton Fund SNvar Spring, MD $40,000 Fund $55,000 rw-vajoranoB^ • •— • • j ne»• w Mexicomm « , 1inc. Abuojuerojue, NM $60,000 USAdton Education Fund $75,000 Voting for America. Inc. Cofcimoui.OH $80.000 Woodbum, OR $30,000 i Fund. Inc. $60.000 Location Grant Amount ACLU Foundation of Texw, Inc. Awttn.TX $50,000 Chan Bocttont Inottuto, Inc. Phoenix, AZ $60,000 dean V^rter Fund WMhlnpjIon, DC $78,000 Columbia Unlveraltjf In the dy of Maw York New York, NY $36,000 Weininpjlon, DC $60,000 $3,000 MNute for America's Future, Inc. $100,000 Jahovah*jlrah Baptist Church of Chftt NMvYonXNY $7,500 Jobs win Justtce Education Fund Washington, DC League of Consenysilon Volsfs Education Fund $60,000 The North Ceiolna Cound of Churches $25,000 $80,000 Pubic Juste Foundation of T Auttkl.TX $50,000 Ortctond.CA $3.600 San Fnnctoco, CA $50,000 Veterans for Peace, Inc. StLouli.MO $2,500 Location Grant'Amount Tb« Advocacy Project $90,000 Canter for International Pofcy, Inc. $05,000 Tha Cufturt Project, Inc. NawYonXHY $3,500 Latin Amarica WorWng Group Education Fund WaiRlngton,DC $36,000 Latin America VfcxMng Group Education Fund $6,000 Marcy Coraa $10,000 O Naw Yofk, NY $6,000 CD na** ---w- lA^^^vvayAv ••w& wuiIAAkalK> Berkelay.CA $1,600 Waihinoton(DC $35,000 Location Grant Amount CcHip Amarica Foundation, Inc. $40,000 Democracy Now Production, (nc. Naw YonX NY $40,000 San Francisco, CA $60.000 San Francisco, CA $50,000 Washington, DC $100,000 Tha Nation Inattuto New Yoifc, NY $100.000 land Environmental Entrepreneun, inc. LosAngalss. CA $60,000 Musgrove Incstinn Grant Amount Canter for International Pofcy, Inc. Washington, DC $26,000 CoaWon for Women's Economic Develop id Global EquaKy (Women's Washington, DC $25.000 Edge) Common Cause Education Fund $25,000 ronjanon««ai»«iii, $26.000 Location Grant Amount CouncU on Foundations Washington, DC $6,147 • WvHNslS^NMMl %^*^*JIIAn New York, NY $2,600 FundanV Cornmttae far CMc Partidpabon Chevy Chase, MD $2.600 $2,500 $2,600 $2,500 Area c a Former Grantees 2003 Grantees CMc Participation Civic Participation Location Grant Amount Wsshington, DC 160,000 UHtoRock,AR $75.000 ArtEone IneHtule for Pubec Ufo Phoonb* AZ 160,000 Cantor for Community Change Vwsshlngton, DC $100,000 Cwitar lior Pubfc immtt RHMich Kn^B ^^i^^^^^^^^ %4^v $100.000 Birth Day Network Washington, DC $75,000 Tna TUee CantaflfCMt tha Vote, Inc. Sen Francisco, CA $50,000 The TJdai Center-A Better Way Project Sen Francisco, CA $60.000 Tha TWae Canter - Creative Concepts Sen Frandaco, CA $60,000 Unlaid States Student Association Foundation Washington, DC $60,000 Youth Vote CoaHtton Wnnington, DC $25,000 Cube •joceiion Orant Amount $60.000 $1,200 Cuban CommRtat for Democracy Miami, FL $20,000 Latin America Working Group Education Fund WMhington,DC $26,000 Arlnoton,VA $50.000 MadWEAicaDonCooperatkxiwthCuba Attaiaa.GA $60,000 New School UnhfanMy New York, NY $40,000 Puantat Cubanot, Inc. Miami, FL $20,000 WaBhlngton Office on Lathi Amence VMnhington, DC $15,000 location Grant Amount Center for International Poky, Inc. $60,000 Center for Labor Raaanch and Training Sen Frandaoo, CA $20,000 Canter for the Study of Public Potey CuKwCRy.GA $40,000 naaponwDM•» n-nfc-y. eno• CVMO|-n,|—-B- n^ 11|»aiiWi««it«»waarangion,i mel«u». $60,000 Columbia University in the CHy of New York New York. NY $50.000 S50.00^wpww0 lltj--!.!.!^..,, no Hie. Foundation on Economic Trands vveenffigsjn. uu SSQjOO^*FwgfpwO« LSI Union del Pueblo Entoro Kesne,CA $36,000 Tne Project on Government Ovenilght, Inc. WssWngton,DC $50,000 Ruckus Society, Inc. Oakland, CA Texas Defend* Service Austin, IX I Council of Women World Leaders Cambridge, MA $5,000 $5,000 Johns Hopkins UnKwraRy BeWmora, MD $25,000 National Labor CommMea EA)cationFuixllnSupp()rtofWc)ntsfsndHuman New York, NY $36,000 Rights in Central America, Inc. Partners for Peace Wsshlngton,DC $3,000 Peace Abbey/The UreE)g)anence School Sherboum, MA $75,000 Support Team IntemaHonel for TexMeres Wsshington, DC $10,000 unneI •—••—-o• OOHBOt^tmmV nMocano•••nnlirfln«ni TO Grant Amount AHance for Global Justice Washington, DC $00,000 •^"AWMHTM lllsvlHlasral Provo,UT $3.600 iPoficy Wsshlngton, DC $2,500 Location Grant Amount Center for Digital Democracy $25,000 Location Grant Amount Council on Foundations Washington, DC $7,500 • vnHMavVMMI \0VMls^sn New York. NY $2,000 FurxiertCfcmmWeeonCMcPartidpatton $2,500 nanonat|^|__^i ^mmf^utUtmixmnwoema &kror» nasponsiv KMMII *•a— rnnan BUIlMBti J San Diego, CA $150 Neighboftiood Fundera Group WssMngton. DC $500 Copyright O 2003 - 2007 Area Foundstkm Ml rights rwrved. Area c a Former Grantees 2002 Grantees BOttl AflfNvaiMNfy Aiaaftfa •N Internatfonaf :M •M 60m Anrtrversary Awards O Location Giant Amount en Canter for Health, Environment and Justice Falls Church, VA $20,000 Center for Public Integrity Washington, DC $20,000 CHfford Baers CMc New Haven, CT $20,000 National Security ArcWve $20,000 People for the American Way Foundation WaihlnQton, DC $20,000 Planned Parenthood Federation of America New York, NY $20,000 •j0f9*^H0vP^nl ••W^e^^aWII • UIMI Washington, DC $20,000 OfPtoa on Ladn America Washington, DC $20,000 Campaign Reform Location Grant Amount Cleen Elections Institute Phoenix, AZ $50,000 National Voting Rights Intttuto Boston, MA $60,000 Proteus Fund Amherai, MA $75,000 Cuba Giant Amount Center for Defsnse Inrbrmatten Washington, DC $25,000 Center for Dafsnaa inlormauun Washington, DC $5,000 $35,000 Canter for Inavnattonal Policy Washington. DC $50,000 ^eirnB^mmt^mmi ID^mTm iraaTnaiKinBtmlmm^^lmmmti r*om»B«kb«y< Washington, DC $3,000 Fund for Peace Washington, DC $2,500 Instttute for Caribbean and Int uri Studies $1,885 Ariington, VA $80,000 Lexington Insttule Arlngton.VA $60,000 Arlington, VA $20,000 Madcal Education Cooperation wfth Cuba Attanta.QA $75,000 National Security Archive Fund WsaMngton, DC $75,000 nvk^nowf tt«Ji«inoGnmnl Iuniwrwi hih^MMifi New York, NY 160.000 MtomlFL 100,000 Miami, FL $1.300 US-Cuba Sister Cities Assodetion Pittsburgh, PA $3,345 Domestic Location Grant Amount Afnoricen CIvH Liberties Union Austin, TX $60.000 Foundation of Texes American CMI Liberties Union Foundation Washington, DC $25,000 San Francisco, CA $40,000 Center for DigfteJ Democracy $60.000 Conterflor Labor Research endTraWno Sen Francisco, CA $30,000 Los Angeles. CA $75,000 Community Service Program Houston, TX $6.000 Consumer Federation of America Foundation $80,000 Dover, DE $2,360 Eaet Bay Aa^noe for a Sustainable Eco Oakland, CA $30,000 Fair Trial Initiative Durham, NC $25,000 Foundation for Taxpayer and $50,000 Consumer Rights Front Range Economic Strategy Canter Denver, CO $25,000 Georgetown Universly Washington, DC $75,000 Chicago, M. $60,000 Immigrant Workers Citizenship Project Las Vegas. NV $50,000 Inettutefor America's Future $75,000 Institute for MedieAnalysit New York, NY $100.000 InettuteonTejcatxxiandEcorwmtePoltey WssNngton,DC $50,000 Los Angeles Ailanca fora New Economy Los Angeles. CA $60,000 Chicago, IL $60,000 Wsshington, DC $60,000 Washington, DC $20,000 Public CTtoen Foundation $60,000 Public JuHtoe Foundation of Taxes Austin, TX $75,000 Quixote Center incorporated HyettsviNe, MD $60,000 $75,000 Worktag Partnership USA Sen Jose, $40,000 Location Grant Amount AMenco for Globe! Justice WssNngton, DC $80,000 Berkana Institute Prove, UT $3,500 $2,500 Unlversly Dover. DE $50,000 Cembridge, MA $6,000 Quetemele Human Rights Oornmisslon $1,900 1 $3,500 WMhlmjton,DC $50,OOQ San Francisco, CA $25,000 Sen Frandsco, CA $2,500 Nnofwfcl^bukAl i LJDo1 — * r ^4kM«llU«uomnmiMA New Yoffc, NY $25,000 reopi•« •e_ o—je^iir remk IVOUWUI*•-* *R- Brooklyn, NY $125,000 Seeroh for Common Ground iafa.hl»i»>a«vweninyioni , f\rfuu* $60,000 South Afh^ Development Fund Boeton, MA $40,000 flUEpffl Teem Intemettonej for TexHenM WeeWngton.DC $20,000 Tides Center WeBninolDn, DC $5,000 TreniAMce Forum Wnhington,DC $25,000 VIM Votoee Global Pertnerehip WSMhington,DC $40,000 Untied States AttocMton for Unfted Nattons High CommlMioiwrfDrRtlugeM WwWnflton,DC $37,500 WDnter raoniB coneoriNHn iflfa-iiigij.*...weinmBVin., w\uu^ 90U|U•KAnnWn Muegrove »i_ ^ _ IV. Neme Locetion Grant Amount ^ « > B^l ••>•>. WeBhlngton.DC $25,000 flfcu—— !•,-„-.. . (M rnMRIUHUIiy Neme LoceHon Grant Amount Council on Foundations Weshington, DC $7,590 O Foundetton Center NewYoik, NY $2.000 Funder*i Convnittee on Civic Pwtfdpellon Weehington, DC $2,500 Nenone^•— mm •j uuniinuef+^^m^mllt^e^ mID T ffl»»»«i»jL«rteeponsivj eBUka^k^iiai i nennropuy Wesnington, DC $3,000 NBuone^l^^l^h^^Jj fcNeiwoni •fca.a Jca o^Mr uranvnBKen f±^»^^^m^A*^^mi SenDtego.CA $150 Nei0noorhood Funders Group Weihinglon, DC $500 Copyright O 2003 - 2007 Area Foundation AH rights reserved. APX. 2 S o CD ^viBHU^EHBWI ™ ^^miOnvUwBro zowEdwaidi 2007 Edwards MM mm ConMbuUon ^0%^8^^t^HNNIM^H N^^^Hw^BlMMhMlUf 1 milli nf rnM«f¥rtlnn VotM^ 100.000 UUBU^vvmnMt mOTKH/wlia»HrMJMv 1,000 Gons Kvplroki 600 500 Rivnpi lto tHI M 1.000 1.500 BMRobwti 250 250 joninhmn nuwii i —1 1m— 1.000 1.000 John Adwn0 300 «— •— >%— j— _ m— jomi rooom 500 Lyndft Uihston 500 1,000 DabCtftahwi 500 250 Twrl Shuck 350 DlVii^ m* •*DHGRvtfwIQV• ••••••J»ar 500 300 LMgue of ConaorvHton Voters PAC 4.500 AIMinrt For Juatlef $75.000 AnmHMt 500 NmAron 250 CtayHlM 250 Banter far Oanimunlhf Chaniy $150,000 550 500 M^lofto RM 350 SIMM Chin 150 iiOTulBLl^^rfk^>al DOOuB^^alkl 300 500 GaiitariarDliiMalDaniociaev $150.000 JBnl^l^fc^uy UMBB/MftAal^Tv 1.550 $34.670 290 $35,000 900 300 Friends of the Earth PAC 1,000 1.000 RuneiLong 1,000 Harriett Crotby 2.000 $79.000 250 500 500 $150.000 1,100 400 1.000 500 $75,000 250 300 500 500 250 TwrtoSchuck 360 $25.000 Lori WMtach 500 500 $75,000 500 176.000 500 1.000 Njncy Zlikh 1.000 1.500 $150,000 DflvM Brack 250 $100.000 IWIINI1UII iamillirnIi Clarimk 500 $100.000 250 $50.000 750 $370.000 1.000 MBrojBfy Tib>nhln 2.100 2.300 $125.000 1.000 250 250 MWOMV Tfltankln 2.100 2.300 $250.000 500 $60.000 LoriWriMh 500 J TkftM $245.000 doiorlM LMBI 250 $500 Diununond PHn 2.000 ToddHW 250 CMnn Detoney 2.100 2,300 $245,000 Nl IMA ACTION FYND Nl r-., J0ff Bhiin 150 nonnoiBooLlA«tt*AV PjLJLJimt 300 500 rsj Vital Vote** $85,000 o CD Mttanne & Varveer 500 ShHhflHi BAfltaii 2.100 B^Bflt hilUitlift MffJaav Cantor IBMCI $172,270 Rfllph NM§ 1.000 MtoLux 250 3tofta TottM 250 •hia Watir tlitwnflr $40.000 ^^^_A §%••• •••^jrfa • DVWK DUGRVTOIQBi 500 300 Rtondt of Ito Earth PAC 1.000 1,000 RutMNLong 1.000 htarrtott CnMby 2.000 uB^Brra^n^^^^^^m^ranmB^^Bn^di^^Bm^i^^^_ ^w_ aj^t^jo^ B^M^^^k^>^K^k^A -• IB^^I^B^i $20,000 W0n Oonlno0r 250 250 $379.200 290 250 $25.000 iv^VHI^^M ^^^^MMINMI 2.100 Hendomon 500 1.000 $50.000 KrthyBonk 250 $40,000 1.000 500 $75.000 JohnAdwns 300 $188.500 250 $05.000 Krtly Young 250 MtoLux 250 $75,000 EttlKXz 250 250 Altoon rktodnun 2.000 TwriNew 250 260 $45.000 250 500 2.100 2.300 AMtoonBiriow 260 PHriotaBaumm 2,100 2,300 ToddHHI 250 ThomMhw WMtanrw 1.000 2.100 2.300 Nl IX $125.000 CM 250 250 O $06.000 RaySchoenke $2.000 $00.000 Scott Nova 100 Kl (M O APX 3 Thia fact sheet shows that the Donna Edwards campaign is engaging in coordinated activity with an "independent" 527 organization that is broaching negative attack! against Coagreisman Wynn. Donna Edwards b connected to the 527 throngh her relationships with key people involved as well as shared consultants and an organization called Citizens Services be. that b a subsidiary of ACORN. Congressman Wynn was attacked in a series of mailings during the waning days of the 2006 campaign by a 527 called "Communities Voting Together1 'that is based out of 1024 Elysian Fields, New Orleans, Louisiana. CVT is also active in the 2008 primary against Congressman Wynn handing out flyers and recruiting paid canvassers. A closer examination of CVT reveals a close relationship with Donna Edwards' campaign and Area Foundation. ACORN • CVT shares office space in New Orleans with the Louisiana branch of ACORN, an organization which endorsed Donna Edwards' campaign in 2006. • Area Foundation gave a $10,000 grant to the ACORN Institute in 2006 • Donna Pharr, who is listed as the official custodian of records for CVT, also works with ACORN in Louisiana as Assistant Treasurer and also happens to be the Deputy Treasurer for the Minnesota ACORN Political Action Committee. • Donna Pharr additionally serves as the Deputy Treasurer for the American Institute for Social Justice and Voting for America, Inc. Both of these organizations received a combined total of $230,000 in grants from Area Foundation between 2003 and 2006. ELYSIAN FIELDS CORPORATION • 1024 Elysian Fields Ave in New Orleans, where the Communities Voting Together and ACORN is located, Is owned by the Elysian Fields Corporation. • The rodent of Elysian Fields is WafcRathke who is ato organizer of ACORN, which owns the Elysian Fields Corporation. • Wade Rathke is also a longtime member of the Tito Foundation Board of Directors, and Board Chair of the Tides Center. Tb* Area Foundation conuibuted $245,000 to the Center from 2002-2006. CITIZENS SERVICES INC Citizens Services Inc., is a nonprofit corporation permanendy domiciled si 1024 Elysian Fields, New Orleans. • Citizens Services, Inc. of 1024 Elysian Fields New Orleans filed to do business in the state of Maryland as a foreign corporation in May 2005. The only address listed is for the resident agent located on 11 East Chase Street, Baltimore, Md. • Donna Ed wards campaign paid Citizens Services Inc., over 76,000 for MGet out the Vote services*1. However, these checks were sent c/o 16 West 25* Street, Baltimore, Md. • A(X)RN of 16 West 25* Street Baltimore, requalified as a fordgncor^ do business in MD on 3/10 2006. The address of the registered agent is 11 East Chase Street, same as CSI. The address of the corporation is given as 1024 Elysian Fields, New Orleans. » • 11/1672006 ACORN based at 16 West 25* Street, Baltimore MD foiled to file property returns with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation for 2006 and ACORN forfeited their right to do business in Maryland unless they requalify. • 11/16/2006 CSIflute dt o file protwty returns wim trie State Department of Assessments and Taxation for 2006 and CSI forfeited their right to do business in Maryland. • Communities Voting Together also gave Citizens Services, Inc., of 1024 Elysian Fields, New Orleans a $60,000 contribution, • Rosalie Leon, a member of the board of directors of CSI is tte Executive Director of California ACORN. SHARED CONTRIBUTORS BETWEEN CVT/EDWARDS A review of the contributors to both Donna Edward^'campaign and the Communities Voting Together show 3 contributors to both. The contributors are listed below: Donor Edwards Campaign 527 Michael Kieschnick $2,500 $80.000 John Hunting $2.000 $100.000 Amalgamated Lifo/UNTTE HERE $5.000 $65,000 John Hunting is a member of the Board of League of Conservation Voters who Bdwaids fa 2006. Hunnty ia a Trustee for the Bel^ to America Coming Together. Unite Here Endorsed Edwards in 2006 and in 2008. Amalgamated Life donated directly to the Donna Edwards campaign. This evidence strongly suggests that CVT, ACORN, CSI and the Dorma Edwards Campaign engaged in coordinated activity in their efibit to defeat Congiessman Wynn in the 2006 and 2008 campaign. O Political Organization Form 8872 Report of Contributlona and ExpondKuraa OMBNo.1MI.iaii off* fanny 07/01/2009 I2/31V200S •m fT^^B^Meh •K^pj&IIjtiBiUd •^•ve. 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Bon 61260 IMi , LA 70161 N/A 1M1AOM O 0> DONNA EDWARDS AND THEY WORK FOR US FACT SHEET The Donna Edwards Campaign and They Work For Ui arc engaged in coordinated campaign activity against Congressman Al Wynn. * According to official public records, and several news articles, in January 2007, Donna Edwards, Steve Rosenthal, SEIU, MoveOn.org, and others fonned an alleged 501 (c) (4) lobbying wing called They Work For Us and an associated PAC called Working for Us in older to target certain incumbent [Democrats. * Working for Us Pac immediately lists Al Wynn on its website as one of its top three offenders. * SEIU COPE, MoveOn and Donna Edwards each gave contributions to the Working for Us PAC in 2007. * Hie PAC paid They Work for Us money for rent and overhead in 2007 ($3,981.56) * Working for US PAC paid $6284.55 to Lake Research for polling in 2007. Lake Research served as the pollsters for Donna Edwards in 2006 and possibly for 2008 but that data is not yet available. *The attorney for Working for US PAC is Laurence Gold. He is the law partner to Michael Trister who is General Counsel to Area Foundation. Holly Shadier another partner from Uchtman Trister and Ross is a trustee to the Beldon Fund and counsel to Siena Club. Both organizations with strong ties to Donna Ewards campaign and Area * Gary Graver, custodian of records for Working For Us PAC is the CFO of Catilist, Harold Ickes company. Ickes founded the 527 called America Coming Together. * They Work For Us also shared office space at 888 16m Street, Suite 450 NW, Washington, D.C. with America Voting Together. * Steve Rosenthal is the Treasurer of Working for Us PAC and also served as Treasurer of America Voting Together until it was fined $750,000 by the FEC for violating campaign finance laws and disbanded hi mid 2007. * Ellen Malcolm of Emily's List, Carl Pope of Siena Chu and Steve Rosenthal served as members of the Board of Directors of America Voting Together. Emily's Last and Sierra Club are organizations mat endorsed Donna EdwanlsfOT Congress campaign. * In January of 2008, They Work for US, started rummgindio attack ads against Al Wynn to the benefit of Donna Edwards. These ads were purchased hi conjunction whh APX. 4 the SEIU media buy. 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