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One of the most significant ways ICBND serves its members is through legislative
advocacy and government affairs. The ICBankPAC is a critical part of those efforts.
ICBND Political Action Committee

ICBankPAC is a multi-candidate, non-partisan, state political action committee established to protect and promote independent banking in North Dakota. As one of the most heavily regulated industries in the nation, it is important to have elected officials who understand the issues that affect community banks. A healthy PAC is a critical component of successful advocacy strategies that shape policy decisions at every level. We strongly encourage you to consider making an annual contribution to ICBankPAC to help provide funding to qualified candidates.

To make a contribution to the PAC, just complete the ICBankPac form linked at right. All checks should be made payable to ICBankPAC, and mailed to ICBND, PO Box 6128, Bismarck, ND, 58506.  All contributions must be from personal funds and cannot be accepted from any other form of legal entity. If you have any questions relating to the PAC please contact the ICBND office toll-free at (800) 862-0672 or locally at (701) 258-7121.

ICBankPAC Directors Club

Banks whose board of directors achieve 100% participation in ICBankPAC prior to September 1 each year (individual contributions of $100 or more per director) will receive special recognition as members of the Directors Club. Directors Club members are recognized in listings on the ICBND website, at the ICBND Annual Convention, in the Community Banker e-newsletter, and at various ICBND and ICBankPAC meetings and events. 

ICBA Political Action Committee

A contribution to the Independent Community Bankers Political Action Committee (ICBPAC) is also strongly encouraged. ICBPAC exclusively represents community banks in federal legislative and regulatory issues. ICBPAC is the nonpartisan political action committee of ICBA, the nation's voice for community banks. ICBPAC is the only federal PAC dedicated exclusively to representing the community banking industry. If you are a member of ICBA and would like more information about ICBPAC, please contact Mary Randolph Gannon at (202) 659-8111, or visit the ICBPAC website at www.icba.org/icbpac. You can use the form at the right to mail your contribution directly to ICBPAC, 1615 L Street NW, Suite 900, Washington, DC 20036, or you can contribute online by going to their website.

Is Your Bank a Member of the ICBPAC Directors Club?

The ICBPAC Directors club was established with the goal of recognizing those banks that achieve 100% ICBPAC participation by their Board of Directors (with a minimum $100 contribution each). If you are concerned about preserving the vitality of your franchise, protecting the future of housing financing, halting credit union expansion, and fighting for only the fairest regulation, then your bank should be a member of the ICBPAC Directors Club. ICBPAC funds are used to support the election and re-election of federal candidates with proven records of support for the community banking industry. A Directors Club membership entitles you and your bank to a variety of benefits, including a subscription to the ICBA Bank Director Program (with your first year free, a $495 value).

In addition, Directors Club members are recognized in listings on the ICBA website, at the ICBA Annual Convention, and at various ICBA meetings and events. You’ll also receive recognition in the NewsWatch Today e-newsletter. Benefits are being added to Club membership all the time.

For more information on the ICBPAC Directors Club, contact Mary Randolph Gannon at (202) 659-8111 or email her at icbpac@icba.org. You can send your contribution using the form at the right to: ATTN: ICBPAC Directors Club, 1615 L Street NW, Suite 900, Washington, DC 20036, or you can contribute online by going to their website.


2025 Directors Club 

Security First Bank of ND
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