APC Advocacy

Help elect candidates who think like you do about pharmacy compounding.

As good as you are as a compounding professional, the degree of your success is always dependent on how laws, regulations, and standards-setting affect your practice. Just one ill-considered piece of legislation or irrational regulation can harm patients access — and when your patients can’t access compounded medications, everyone loses.

In APC, you’re part of an organization representing thousands of compounding professionals like you, with resources focused on you and your patients’ interests, and with a track record of protecting your compounding pharmacy practice.

APC’s Political Action Committee leverages our collective strength. CompPAC supports candidates who think like you do: candidates who’ll not only listen when we brief them on our policy issues but will also reach out to federal agencies when proposed regulation doesn’t adhere to congressional intent.

Your personal investment in CompPAC makes that happen. Any amount you invest is needed and appreciated — $500, $1,000, $2,500, lump sum or monthly … you decide.

Do your part. Invest NOW, and help support members of Congress who support compounding — and make a difference for your patients and practice!

And remember, APC’s PAC can only accept PERSONAL investments, so please use a personal credit card or check, not a corporate one.

past comppac events

 

CompPAC Investor Recognition Levels

Recognition Level

Annual Donation Requirement

Supporter

Any

Silver

$1000

Gold

$2500

Platinum

$5000

 

Special Recognition Opportunities

Donation Requirements

Hall of Fame

$25,000 in total giving history

President’s Circle

$2000/year to candidates attending APC CompPAC events

Thank you to our generous 2024 donors

Jake Beckel; Tampa, FL
Gina Besteman; Deerfield, WI
Michael Blaire; Scottsdale, AZ
Marcy Bliss; Swedesboro, NJ
Mark Boesen; Gilbert, AZ
Kevin Borg; Peoria, AZ
Justin Brock; Marana, AZ
Kiah Brown ; Cullman, AL
Melinda Browning; Mesa, AZ
Jennifer Burch; Durham, NC
Erin Butler; Scottsdale, AZ
Stephanie Chacon; Cypress, TX
Vinnie Dam; New York, NY
David Daneshgar; Los Angeles, CA
Randy Davis; Chattanooga, TN
Tenille Davis; Phoenix, AZ
Edward DeCaria; Moon, PA
Saad Dinno; Weston, MA
Gerald Eubanks; Denver, CO
Betsy Ficklin; Woodinville, WA
Mark Filosi; Lithia, FL
David Flynn; Tallahassee, FL
Joel Frieders; Aurora, IL
Amy Frost; Stevensville, MT
Joel Gajewski; Trenton, MI
Amy Galloway; Blairsville, GA
Cheri Garvin; Leesburg, VA
Edgar Gonzalez; Houston, TX
Joe Grasela; San Diego, CA
Adam Gustafson; Vancouver, WA
John Herr; Ramsey, NJ
Stacy Hightower; Aubrey, TX
Shawn Hodges; Marietta, GA
Jim Hrncir; Irving, TX
Dawn Ipsen; Snohomish, WA
Virginia Isbell; Madison, AL
Jason Jerusik; Conshohocken, PA
Matthew Johnson; Aurora, CO
Justin Kohll; Omaha, NE
Jack Korbutov; Philadelphia, PA
Peter Koshland; San Francisco, CA
Cheri Kraemer; Parker, SD
Thomas Kupiec; Oklahoma City, OK
Matt LaSarso; Henderson, NV
Matt Martin; Crestwood, KY
Matthew Massey; Florence, AL
Bradley McCloskey; Birmingham, MI
Erin Michael; Cottonwood, CA
David J Miller; Alto, MI
Michelle Moser; Mount Vernon, WA
Joseph Navarra; Woodbury, NY
Robert Nickell; Torrance, CA
Shaun Noorian; Houston, TX
Frank Odeh; Oak Hill, VA
Gopesh Patel; New Hyde Park, NY
Neal Patel; Tempe, AZ
Jodi Peterson; Omaha, NE
Scott Popyk; Novi, MI
Jon Pritchett; Raleigh, NC
Alexander Pytlarz; St Petersburg, FL
Masoud Rashidi; Folsom, CA
Richie Ray; Conroe, TX
Suzanne Rosenberg; Portland, OR
Michael Sands; Wylie, TX
Jim Smith; Richmond, TX
Philip Smyth; Lebanon, OH
Thomas Taylor; Williamsburg, VA
Gener Tejero; Henderson, NV
Tara Thompson; Montgomery, TX
David Vasenden; Reno, NV
Michael Walker; Glendale, AZ
Scott Welch; Alexandria, VA
Doug Yoch; Davidson, NC

 

*Donations made in 2024 as of September 30, 2024.