TRACKED SINCE JAN 1, 2024LIVE · UPDATED 23D AGO

$0

Every itemized corporate dollar to AIPAC and affiliated PACs, attributed to its donor through public FEC and IRS filings. See methodology.

STEP 01/ 06· ORIGIN

Where the money comes from.

Each tracked donation starts with an individual — a CEO, a board member, an executive — and gets attributed back to the brand they work for. One name, one filing, one brand.

TOP CORPORATE DONOR · TRACKED

Entertainment

Named donors: 1
Tracked total: $10.8M

Source · FEC F3 Schedule A · aggregated to parent brand

STEP 02/ 06· SECTOR

The flow concentrates by industry.

We collapse the 25+ category labels the FEC uses into eight stable buckets: defense, finance, energy, tech, media, retail, consumer, healthcare. A handful of sectors carry most of the dollars.

INDUSTRY SHARE · TRACKED FLOW

Media62%
Finance27%
Tech6%
Consumer4%

Free-form category labels collapsed to industry buckets

STEP 03/ 06· DONORS

Named individuals sign the checks.

Real names. Mostly executives, board members, and major shareholders. Each one tied to a brand via their public role on the date of the filing. The mega tier is the top giving bracket.

TOP NAMED DONORS · MEGA TIER

01
JAN KOUM
FOUNDER
$10.8M
02
PAUL SINGER
$8.0M
03
MIRIAM ADELSON
PHYSICIAN
$7.4M
04
JONATHON S. JACOBSON
INVESTMENT MANAGER
$6.0M
05
HAIM SABAN
$5.0M

Source · aggregated FEC itemizations · all cycles

STEP 04/ 06· POSITION

The dollars buy votes.

AIPAC publishes its own scorecard of which members of Congress voted with them. We line that scorecard up against the contributions and show the overlap.

HR 7888 · UNCONDITIONAL AID PACKAGE · 2024

YEA · funded

312

NAY

112

94% of YEA voters received tracked AIPAC contributions in the cycle preceding the vote.

Source · House Clerk Roll Call · cross-referenced FEC F3

STEP 05/ 06· OUTCOME

Bills pass. Filings stay.

Campaigns end. Press cycles move on. But FEC filings remain on the public record for twelve years. We mirror them, structure them, and make them searchable so the receipts outlast the news cycle.

TOTAL TRACKED · ALL TIME

$332.9M

Sourced from FEC Form 3 / Schedule A and IRS 990 / Schedule B. Continuously refreshed; corrections logged publicly.

12-year retention window · 2024 → present

STEP 06/ 06· CONSEQUENCE

What you do next.

Reading is the first step. Switching the brands you actually buy is what cuts the flow at the source. Boycat membership ships vetted alternatives — one subscription, one tap to switch.

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CHAPTER 01· TOP DONORS

Where the money comes from.

01 / FLOW· TRACKED MONEY MOVEMENT240 COMPANIES · 6 SECTORS · 2024

THE FLOW

$332.9M from 240 companies, funneling through 6 sectors into AIPAC’s network.

Every tracked corporate dollar from 2024, traced from its origin through the sector it pools in, into AIPAC and its affiliated PACs. Ribbon width is volume; click any company to follow it.

Across 6 sectors, no single industry dominates the flow. WhatsApp is the single largest donor — its $10.8M is 3% of every dollar tracked.

FOLLOW THE RECEIPTS

Every flow links to a company profile with itemized filings, named executives, and Boycat-vetted alternatives.

Browse all 240 companies

01.1 / TREEMAP· TOP CORPORATE DONORS, BY SHARE

MediaFinanceTechConsumerTIER 1TIER 2TIER 3

139 CORPORATE DONORS · SIZED BY TRACKED TOTAL∑ $17.6M

01.2 / BY INDUSTRY· SHARE OF EVERY TRACKED DOLLAR

Media62.3%

Finance26.8%

Media$11.2M · 62.3%
Finance$4.8M · 26.8%
Tech$1.1M · 6.2%
Consumer$769K · 4.3%
Other$71K · 0.4%

6 SECTORS · ∑ $17.9M attributed of $332.9M tracked

Full sector breakdown

01.4 / THIS WEEK· LATEST FILINGS

ALL FILINGS

AIPACApr 27, 2026
STANLEY A KAMEN
$6K
2024 · INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION
FEC_FILINGFEC
AIPACApr 27, 2026
NADAV RAVID
$280
2024 · INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION
FEC_FILINGFEC
AIPACApr 27, 2026
SHELDON GOLD
$1K
2024 · INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION
FEC_FILINGFEC