ZIP Code 10154

Nine figures on 19,307 lines

Nineteen thousand three hundred seven itemized receipts add to $104,640,966. The mean is about $5,420 per line ($104,640,966 / 19,307). That is not a typical household ZIP mean. It is the arithmetic you get when large committee transfers share a Midtown building ZIP with a smaller set of personal itemizations. Comparing 10154 with a high-volume residential code without noting the receipt gap will mislead a reader.

ZIP 10154 is used on Park Avenue office towers in Manhattan. FEC filers often list a PAC or joint-fundraising committee at a suite in such a building. LobbyVault does not relabel those rows as non-residential; the ZIP field is whatever the committee reported. The $104,640,966 total therefore follows letterhead, not a residential occupancy file.

Office ZIPs are still public records. They are useful for seeing where committees file. They are a poor proxy for how a neighborhood votes or how many people live in the tower. Keep those questions out of a ZIP rollup that only contains dollars and a receipt count.

Why office ZIPs distort neighborhood stories

If you treat $104,640,966 as what people in 10154 gave, you will overstate household giving. Money can be reported at the committee’s office even when the original checks came from other ZIPs through a joint-fundraising pass-through. The FEC itemization ZIP follows the form, not the true origin of every dollar. That is a feature of the disclosure system, not a LobbyVault choice.

Sort the ZIP 10154 FEC page by amount. If a short list of payers accounts for most of $104,640,966, the ZIP is functioning as a committee address more than as a residential cluster. That is a reading of the table, not a motive claim. Nineteen thousand rows is few enough that the largest lines are easy to inspect.

Questions

What is the ZIP 10154 contribution total?

LobbyVault shows $104,640,966 across 19,307 FEC itemized contributions listing ZIP 10154, from FEC.gov. The mean is about $5,420 per receipt. That sparse, high-dollar pattern often reflects PAC and joint-fundraising addresses in a Manhattan office ZIP, not a dense residential donor list.

Is 10154 a residential Upper East Side ZIP?

10154 is a five-digit contributor ZIP used on Midtown Manhattan commercial addresses. Residents can appear, but committee offices are common. The $104,640,966 total on 19,307 receipts is a mailing-code sum with a mean near $5,420. Do not treat it as a household census of a residential neighborhood. Read payer names on the hub table.

How many unique donors are in 10154?

This packet does not include a unique-donor count. It reports 19,307 contribution lines and $104,640,966. One committee can generate large transfers that dwarf personal itemizations. Use the donor directory for name-level rows. Treat 19,307 as receipts, not as people who live at a Park Avenue office ZIP.

Where are the 10154 receipts listed?

On the ZIP 10154 FEC page, which holds the 19,307-row table behind $104,640,966. Compare other codes on the all-ZIP index, remembering that office ZIPs and residential ZIPs are not like-for-like. The donor directory is the person-level table. PAC and joint-fundraising addresses can dominate a commercial ZIP total.