Groups find more ways to recognize PAC contributors, from public thanks to VIP perks Related content Designing pins to increase PAC giving Traditional PACs rake in millions for candidates From the rooftop terrace of the National Association of Realtors building in Washington, D.C., visitors can take in a stunning view of the U.S. Capitol building. Turn around and they can get another inspiring view: nearly 500 names—including maybe their own—engraved on the RPAC Hall of Fame wall. The honor goes to association members who make an "investment" of $25,000 or more (in the course of a lifetime) to NAR's political action committee. PAC pins National Rural Electric… Read More