First Boston Corp contributions received by America First Action

A 76-line cell totaling $500,000

FIRST BOSTON CORP is an employer string as stored, not a successor-bank recode. AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC. is C00637512. The overlap is $500,000 from 76 itemized individual contributions. Do not invent donor names to fill a short list. The cell is not a Credit Suisse treasury gift or an ACS × America First Action cell.

FIRST BOSTON CORP is the grouping. AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC. is C00637512. ACS has a separate join to the same committee; do not add that cell to $500,000. 76 itemized lines produced this overlap. Successor-bank names are other keys if they exist.

76 lines at about $6,579 each is $500,000 divided by 76. That mean is arithmetic, not a typical gift, not a contribution limit, and not a unique-donor census. Unitemized gifts never enter $500,000.

America First Action is not the leftover $7,979,481

About 5.9% of $8,479,481 is this cell. The leftover $7,979,481 sits on other committees under the same FIRST BOSTON CORP grouping, or outside this recipient filter.

Open /industries/first-boston-corp/ for other First Boston Corp committees and /committees/C00637512/ for other employers at America First Action. /industries/ lists industry hubs. /ties/ lists other FEC ties.

What a short line count still excludes

Independent expenditures by AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC., if any, are a different FEC table. $500,000 is itemized individual receipts only. It is not independent expenditures by America First Action.

USAspending obligations that share a similar name, if any exist, are a different dataset. This join does not claim that $500,000 funded federal work. Campaign contributions are not federal awards. The cell is not a Credit Suisse treasury gift or an ACS × America First Action cell.

No names behind the lines

This prose page publishes the overlap dollars and the line count, not the identities on those 76 rows. Cite $500,000, 76 contributions, $8,479,481 on the First Boston Corp grouping, and C00637512. Keep both sides named: FIRST BOSTON CORP as grouped text, AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC. as recipient.

How to cite First Boston Corp × America First Action

Open /industries/first-boston-corp/ for the First Boston Corp grouping of $8,479,481, /committees/C00637512/ for America First Action (C00637512) receipts from every employer, /industries/ for other industry hubs, and /ties/ for neighboring joins. Live overlay numbers win if they disagree with this snapshot.

Source: FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.

Researchers who need names behind the 76 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $500,000 coded to FIRST BOSTON CORP and received by AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC. (C00637512), against a grouping of $8,479,481. About 5.9% of that grouping is here; $7,979,481 is not. Dollars per line average about $6,579. An employer string as stored, not a successor-bank recode. The cell is not a Credit Suisse treasury gift or an ACS × America First Action cell.

Four hrefs cover the join: /industries/first-boston-corp/ (First Boston Corp), /committees/C00637512/ (The packet does not name them. FEC.gov records 76 itemized individual contribution lines totaling $500,000 from the FIRST BOSTON CORP grouping into AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC. (C00637512). Do not invent donor names. The grouping total is $8,479,481.), /industries/ (No. It is the sum of 76 itemized lines, about $6,579 each as arithmetic. A high mean on a short list is still an aggregate. Unitemized gifts are not included.), and /ties/ (About 5.9%: $500,000 of $8,479,481. $7,979,481 is on other committees. That split is two packet facts, not a statement that First Boston Corp as an organization chose America First Action.). Together they let a reader add or remove one filter at a time without leaving FEC itemized-individual space. This snapshot recorded $500,000 from 76 contributions. Live pages can move. FEC.gov is the originating filing system. Unitemized individual gifts never enter $500,000. Independent expenditures and PAC disbursements are other FEC tables. Sharing a company-like string does not merge those ledgers with C00637512.

Restating the join without new numbers: First Boston Corp at America First Action is $500,000 from 76 itemized individual contributions on FEC.gov. The same string stores $8,479,481 across committees, so this recipient is about 5.9% and other committees hold $7,979,481. The grouping is an employer string as stored, not a successor-bank recode, not independent expenditures by America First Action. No donor names, unique-donor count, party split, or USAspending dollars are in this packet. Mean gift size is about $6,579. That mean is arithmetic, not a median. Independent expenditures remain outside $500,000.

Questions

Who gave the 76 First Boston Corp gifts to America First Action?

The packet does not name them. FEC.gov records 76 itemized individual contribution lines totaling $500,000 from the FIRST BOSTON CORP grouping into AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC. (C00637512). Do not invent donor names. The grouping total is $8,479,481.

Is $500,000 one contribution?

No. It is the sum of 76 itemized lines, about $6,579 each as arithmetic. A high mean on a short list is still an aggregate. Unitemized gifts are not included. FEC.gov is the source for $500,000, 76 contributions, and committee C00637512.

What share of First Boston Corp FEC money is this?

About 5.9%: $500,000 of $8,479,481. $7,979,481 is on other committees. That split is two packet facts, not a statement that First Boston Corp as an organization chose America First Action. FEC.gov is the source for $500,000, 76 contributions, and committee C00637512.

Does this include independent expenditures?

No. $500,000 is itemized individual contributions only. Independent expenditures by AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC., if any, are a different FEC table. The source note says so. USAspending awards are also outside this join. FEC.gov is the source for $500,000, 76 contributions, and committee C00637512.