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MORPAC Action Week

Participate in MORPAC Action Week 2026: June 1-5

MORPAC Action Week is an annual, industry‑wide campaign that has grown into far more than a fundraising initiative—it’s a shared experience that brings our member companies together, sparks friendly competition, and reminds participants that they’re part of something bigger. Through MBA’s federal, bipartisan Political Action Committee (PAC), the industry’s support strengthens MORPAC’s ability to back U.S. House and Senate candidates who champion pro‑industry policies and help advance MBA’s legislative priorities.

Companies (and state associations, if applicable) are encouraged to SIGN UP to participate and even lead their own internal MORPAC campaign. Engaging eligible employees—at any level of contribution—helps strengthen the industry’s collective voice. Participation itself is what matters most, and Action Week offers a simple, energizing way to bring people into the political process.

If your company is interested in offering additional ways to give, ask us about setting up MORPAC payroll deduction to make ongoing participation even easier.

Pre‑Week Resources Provided by the MORPAC Team

  • Sample solicitation messages tailored for internal outreach
  • Custom contribution methods, including payroll‑deduction options
  • Graphics and visual assets to promote participation
  • A promotional flyer for MBA’s virtual Action Week events

Support During MORPAC Action Week

  • Daily participation reports showing the number of contributors
  • Daily totals of pledged dollars to track momentum and engagement

2025 MORPAC Action Week Recap

Here are some highlights from this year's campaign:

  • 20+ MBA member organizations ran MORPAC campaigns
  • 500 donors (45% new) contributed to MORPAC
  • $250,000 pledged/collected to MORPAC

MORPAC also hosted its two-part PAC Speaker Series event, with remarks offered by key members of the House Financial Services and Ways and Means Committees, Representatives Tim Moore (R-NC) and Jimmy Gomez (D-CA), respectively.

A special thanks to our top 5 highest performing companies: