How much did NextGen Climate Action Committee raise in 2016?

NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE reported $93,010,236.87 in FEC receipts in the 2016 election cycle under committee ID C00547349. Disbursements for the same committee-and-cycle cell are $96,036,920.62. The committee is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). The packet Super PAC flag is 1. Those dollar columns are committee aggregates from cycle-details topCommittees, not a list of named donors. Source: FEC.gov.

Is NextGen Climate Action Committee a Super PAC in this 2016 file?

The packet Super PAC flag is 1. FEC committee type is O, so NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). Cite both fields as stored rather than recoding the committee into another ID or another year’s cell. Receipts remain $93,010,236.87 and disbursements remain $96,036,920.62 for cycle 2016 only. Source: FEC.gov.

Does $93.0M include named donors to NextGen Climate Action Committee?

No. $93,010,236.87 is a committee receipt total for cycle 2016, not a contributor roster. This packet has no donor names, occupations, or counts, so this page does not invent any. Itemized individual records, if a reader needs them, live on other LobbyVault pages that are not facts here. Disbursements are $96,036,920.62 for committee C00547349.

Did NextGen Climate Action Committee receipts pay for federal awards in 2016?

No. $93,010,236.87 is an FEC committee receipt total for NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE in 2016. USAspending awards are a different dataset and a different statute. This join does not treat campaign receipts as contract or grant funding. Disbursements of $96,036,920.62 are also campaign-finance figures, not federal obligations. Source: FEC.gov.

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STUDENT UNION

PAC with Non-Contribution Account — Qualified

WASHINGTON, DC · FEC ID: C00547349 · Treasurer: YETTER, KEITH

Total Receipts

$439,918

Total Disbursements

$3,803,304

Cash on Hand

$289,329

Connected Org

NONE

$93,010,236.87 is the headline receipt total for NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE in 2016. $96,036,920.62 is the headline disbursement total. Both belong to committee C00547349. This is a committee × cycle page, not a donor-detail page. The packet Super PAC flag is 1. 2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract.

Key figures

NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE 2016 receipts $93,010,236.87; disbursements $96,036,920.62.
Type O (an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O)).
Super PAC flag 1; committee C00547349.
Join page: committee plus cycle, not either hub restated.

C00547349 inside election cycle 2016

$93.0M in receipts is $93,010,236.87 written in millions for the title line. The exact packet figure remains $93,010,236.87. Use the exact figure in citations. $96.0M in disbursements is $96,036,920.62. NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE filed those totals for cycle 2016 under ID C00547349.

NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). The packet Super PAC flag is 1. Super PAC status in this file follows the packet flag, not a nickname. Type O without flag 1 is still type O; flag 1 without treating the page as a donor list is still a committee page.

2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract. Disbursements of $96,036,920.62 exceed receipts of $93,010,236.87 in this cycle cell. The gap can reflect cash on hand from a prior period, transfers, or amendments. This packet does not publish cash on hand. Source: FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle.

Reading the NextGen Climate Action Committee committee overlay

The committee page linked from this file is C00547349. That hub is not limited to 2016. Quote $93,010,236.87 only with 2016 attached. Quote the hub only as the committee overlay. NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE in 2016 is the join.

2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract. Type O, receipts $93,010,236.87, disbursements $96,036,920.62. Other 2016 Super PACs and the 2014 cycle for C00547349 are out of scope for the dollar columns on this page.

Full analysis: NextGen Climate Action Committee — 2016 →

Questions

How much did NextGen Climate Action Committee raise in 2016?: NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE reported $93,010,236.87 in FEC receipts in the 2016 election cycle under committee ID C00547349. Disbursements for the same committee-and-cycle cell are $96,036,920.62. The committee is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). The packet Super PAC flag is 1. Those dollar columns are committee aggregates from cycle-details topCommittees, not a list of named donors. Source: FEC.gov.
Is NextGen Climate Action Committee a Super PAC in this 2016 file?: The packet Super PAC flag is 1. FEC committee type is O, so NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). Cite both fields as stored rather than recoding the committee into another ID or another year’s cell. Receipts remain $93,010,236.87 and disbursements remain $96,036,920.62 for cycle 2016 only. Source: FEC.gov.
Does $93.0M include named donors to NextGen Climate Action Committee?: No. $93,010,236.87 is a committee receipt total for cycle 2016, not a contributor roster. This packet has no donor names, occupations, or counts, so this page does not invent any. Itemized individual records, if a reader needs them, live on other LobbyVault pages that are not facts here. Disbursements are $96,036,920.62 for committee C00547349.
Did NextGen Climate Action Committee receipts pay for federal awards in 2016?: No. $93,010,236.87 is an FEC committee receipt total for NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE in 2016. USAspending awards are a different dataset and a different statute. This join does not treat campaign receipts as contract or grant funding. Disbursements of $96,036,920.62 are also campaign-finance figures, not federal obligations. Source: FEC.gov.

FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle from cycle-details topCommittees. Committee pages, not donor pages.

Committee ties

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Cycle History

2014

$77.8M

2016

$93.0M

2018

$64.5M

2020

$56.3M

2022

$9.4M

2026

$440K

Cycle-by-cycle financial history for STUDENT UNION, with receipts, disbursements, and cash on hand.
Cycle	Receipts	Disbursements	Cash on Hand
2014	$77,836,875	$74,032,090	$3,804,785
2016	$93,010,237	$96,036,921	$778,101
2018	$64,454,572	$63,830,429	$1,402,243
2020	$56,303,637	$56,758,614	$947,267
2022	$9,374,714	$9,298,346	$1,023,635
2026	$439,918	$3,803,304	$289,329

Top Donors

Top individual donors to STUDENT UNION, ranked by total contributed.
#	Name	Total	Contributions	Location	Employer	Cycles
1	STEYER, THOMAS F	$272,585,088	65	SAN FRANCISCO, CA	CHILDREN FIRST	1988–2014
2	CARSEY, MARCY	$1,500,000	18	LOS ANGELES, CA	CARSEY-WERNER CO	2000–2014
3	STRICKLER, ELIZABETH	$1,000,000	120	NEW YORK, NY	HOMEMAKER	1996–2014
4	SANDLER, HERBERT M	$1,000,000	224	OAKLAND, CA	WORLD S & L	1980–2014
5	MOORE, MERIDEE	$1,000,000	40	SAN FRANCISCO, CA	FARALLON PARTNERS	1992–2014
6	FAIRMAN, FLEUR	$625,000	17	NEW YORK, NY	TINNICUM PARTNERS	1992–2014
7	AMERICA VOTES	$590,625	22	WASHINGTON, DC	—	2010–2016
8	STRYKER, PAT A.	$500,000	1	FORT COLLINS, CO	BOHEMIAN FOUNDATION	2014
9	LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS VICTORY FUND	$500,000	5	WASHINGTON, DC	—	2010–2014
10	COHEN, DAVID	$500,000	773	LOS ANGELES, CA	—	1980–2014
11	CHOUINARD, YVON	$500,000	112	VENTURA, CA	—	1986–2014
12	GRANTHAM, R JEREMY	$450,000	3	BOSTON, MA	GRANTHAM MAYO VAN OTTER	1988–1990
13	WALTON, SAMUEL	$400,000	11	GREAT NECK, NY	GREENWAY PLAZA OFFICE PARK	1998–2014
14	SERRURIER, GREGORY	$400,000	9	MENLO PARK, CA	DODGE & COX	2000–2014
15	BEKENSTEIN, JOSHUA	$250,000	245	WAYLAND, MA	—	1990–2014
16	BEKENSTEIN, ANITA	$250,000	180	WAYLAND, MA	—	1992–2014
17	NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE - MICHIGAN	$157,464	1	—	—	2014
18	MORGAN, JOHN	$100,000	342	ALMA, MI	GRAPH-ADS INC	1980–2014
19	MAYER, CHRISTOPHER	$100,000	17	NEW YORK, NY	DAVIS, POLK & WARDWELL	1990–2010
20	LINDEN, LARRY	$100,000	1	NEW YORK, NY	LINDEN TRUST FOR CONSERVATION	2014
21	FARRELL, JAMES	$100,000	58	ORLANDO, FL	DOCTOR	1992–2014
22	AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO	$100,000	1	WASHINGTON, DC	—	2014
23	STIEFEL, BARBARA	$75,000	160	CORAL GABLES, FL	N/A/RETIRED	2008–2014
24	AMERICA VOTES ACTION FUND	$75,000	19	WASHINGTON, DC	—	2012–2016
25	HOUSE MAJORITY PAC	$69,080	42	WASHINGTON, DC	—	2012–2014
26	- WASHINGTON, NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTI	$68,861	1	WASHINGTON, DC	—	2014
27	WALKER, SUZANNE	$50,000	44	PHILADELPHIA, PA	ARTIST AND SOCIAL WORKER	1992–2014
28	WALKER, JEFFREY	$50,000	85	NEW YORK, NY	PACIFIC PARTNERS	1990–2014
29	OSHER, BERNARD A	$50,000	129	MILL VALLEY, CA	BUTTERFIELD & BUTTERFIELD	1980–2014
30	MICHAELS, LAURIE F	$50,000	99	WASHINGTON, DC	—	1992–2014
31	LEAR, LYN D	$50,000	83	LOS ANGELES, CA	—	1990–2014
32	HUNT, RICHARD M	$50,000	30	NEW YORK, NY	—	1980–2014
33	HUNT, PRISCILLA	$50,000	86	CAMBRIDGE, MA	HOMEMAKER	1982–2014
34	BONDERMAN OPS LLC	$50,000	3	DALLAS, TX	—	2014
35	BAKER, MICHAEL	$33,250	232	SPRINGFIELD, MO	ATTORNEY	1980–2014
36	MEYER, ROSLYN	$25,000	65	NEW HAVEN, CT	—	1984–2014
37	MEYER, JEROME	$25,000	56	NEW HAVEN, CT	—	1984–2014
38	FINDLATER, CHRISTOPHER	$25,000	81	CHEYENNE, WY	SELF	2006–2014
39	Turner, R.E.	$20,000	22	Atlanta, GA	AOL Time Warner Inc./Vice Chairman	2002–2014
40	BERGER, MITCHELL	$15,000	198	CHATTANOOGA, TN	BERGER & BERGER	1984–2014
41	ROUSH, TOM	$11,000	37	WESTFIELD, IN	CAR DEALERSHIP OWNER	2010–2014
42	SANDROWICZ, STANLEY	$10,000	2	ROCHESTER HILLS, MI	SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY GROUP	2004–2014
43	NAYLOR, GREG	$10,000	6	DES MOINES, IA	PINGEL AND TEMPLER	2000–2014
44	GART, SALLY S	$10,000	3	DENVER, CO	COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER	2002–2008
45	ADAMS, JONATHAN	$10,000	49	WAKEFIELD, MA	GLEN MOR OIL	1998–2016
46	OELZE, GARY	$6,250	3	ALEXANDRIA, VA	THE BIRCHMERE MUSIC HALL	2010–2014
47	STEINER, JULIE	$5,000	28	WAYZATA, MN	VOLUNTEER	2000–2014
48	NESSEL, ARIEL T	$5,000	1	SAN FRANCISCO, CA	SELF EMPLOYED	2008
49	MOONEY, JOSEPHINE	$5,000	2	BERKELEY, CA	SELF-EMPLOYED	2014
50	LOCKWOOD, SUSAN	$5,000	8	WASHINGTON, DC	UDC	1992–2014