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Programs & Grants

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WHAT IS THE CORPORATE ALLY PROGRAM?

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The Corporate Ally Program (CAP) is a powerful partnership between the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) and corporate allies aimed at protecting, promoting, and strengthening the real estate industry. With contributions from state and local REALTOR® associations, affiliates, Institutes, Societies, and Councils, as well as industry partners, CAP supports federal, state, and local advocacy campaigns and public policy priorities.

This innovative program makes it possible for the real estate corporate family to effectively join together and raise funds as a critical revenue source for advocacy efforts at every level of government. CAP is nonpartisan, addressing the most pressing issues facing the real estate community.

As the preeminent soft money program for the real estate industry, CAP has the funding and prestige to successfully push for and fight against issues that affect us all. NAR uses these voluntary investments to increase our presence in Washington, in state capitals and in town halls across the U.S and to fight for political results that favor our industry and its 1.4 million REALTORS®.

In 2022, more than $4 million was invested in the Corporate Ally Program.

Corporate Ally Program Overview

Corporate Ally Program FAQs

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WHY INVEST IN THE CORPORATE ALLY PROGRAM

HOW TO INVEST

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IMPACT YOUR INDUSTRY—BECOME A CORPORATE ALLY PROGRAM INVESTOR!

QUESTIONS?

Contact Lauren Colicelli, Political Fundraising Manager
LColicelli@nar.realtor | (202) 383-1080

Disclaimer: Corporate Ally Program (CAP) investments are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. CAP investments classified as “issues” will assist NAR’s issue related advocacy (50% federal issue advocacy, 50% state or local issue advocacy). CAP investments classified as “Political Advocacy Fund” will fund federal (70%), state/local (30%) advocacy activities. Investors wishing to direct their investment for use in candidate-related activity require legal consultation prior to finalizing, as such investments may be subject to income tax and/or disclosure.