October 1, 2007

Thomas Woods, Chair
Independence, Missouri

Register for SLGA Conference Online Until Oct. 14
Austin Mayor Will Wynn to address NAHB’s Annual State & Local Government Affairs Conference
Why Vote in November? To Protect Your Business
Governors Say States Stressed by Absence of Unifom Immigration Policy
NAHB Member Resources Available on Immigration Law
NAHB promotes Green Building Standards Among Local Associations
Election Update: Kentucky, Louisianna, Mississippi, New Jersey, Virginia
Build PAC Introduces Peer to Peer Initiative
Congress Tackles States' Agenda
State of Maryland Calls for Licensure of Builder Sales Agents
NAHB's BuilderLink Update: In-District Congressional Visits
Community Service Award Entries Due by Nov. 12
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  Build PAC Introduces Peer to Peer Initiative
BUILD-PAC’s overall goal for the 2007 to 2008 election cycle is to raise $5 million in voluntary contributions. In order to be successful and reach its goal, BUILD-PAC can no longer continue to rely on the same 2% of NAHB members who contribute each year. 

BUILD-PAC needs the support and commitment of all NAHB members in order to convey NAHB’s message to Capitol Hill. Increased member participation is BUILD-PAC’s top priority in this election cycle; this can only be accomplished by peer-to-peer fundraising.

Peer-to-peer contacts are typically accomplished in face-to-face settings on an individual basis and in small group meetings.  NAHB members and Executive Officers from California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania and Tennessee were selected to participate in the pilot BUILD-PAC Champions training session in Washington, D.C.

The Champions will conduct individual or small group meetings with fellow NAHB members in their home states throughout October. These meetings will allow not only for an opportunity to increase PAC funds, but also provide an opportunity to educate fellow members on BUILD-PAC’s efforts to elect pro-housing candidates to Congress.

For more information on BUILD-PAC’s Peer-to-Peer fundraising program, contact Erika Park, BUILD-PAC Director of Fundraising and Compliance at 800-368-5242 x8259.
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