Donate to DENPAC Administrative Fund – DENPAC

Donate to the DENPAC Administrative Fund

Only TDA members can contribute to DENPAC.

If you are making a contribution with a business credit card please continue with this form.

Please fill out the form to support DENPAC’s administrative and operating expenses.

If you would like to contribute with a personal credit card, please click here. Thank you for your support!

DENPAC exists to help safeguard against counter-productive legislation and to ensure that the Texas Dental Association has a constant presence at our state capitol. When lawmakers address issues affecting the practice of dentistry in Texas, DENPAC is hard at work making your voice heard.

100% of personal donations to DENPAC are used to directly support candidates seeking state office who have shown their support for dentistry as an independent profession and for the dental health of the people of Texas.

Contributing to DENPAC’s administrative fund will help increase education and outreach across the state, improve advocacy efforts, and ensure DENPAC retains a healthy membership.

Make a Corporate Contribution

Contributions or gifts to political action committees are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal tax purposes. Contributions to the Texas Dental Association Political Action Committee’s administrative fund are voluntary and may be used to the administration of the political action committee. You may refuse to contribute without reprisal, and the Texas Dental Association and its local component societies will neither favor nor disadvantage anyone based on the amount or failure to make contributions. According to Texas state law, political action committees may only accept contributions from individuals, professional corporations, and professional associations. State law requires political action committees to request and make best efforts to report the name, mailing address, occupation, and employer for each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $100 in a calendar year.