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ICBA Community Bank Advocacy

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Regulatory and Legislative Advocacy: ICBA engages members of Congress and federal regulators to help them understand our industry and concerns through our Community Focus 2020 plan and continuous push for pro-community bank policies.
 
Take Action. Stay Informed. Be Heard. ICBA's Be Heard grassroots advocacy toolkit offers a variety of tools to help community banks amplify their voice with targeted outreach to federal policymakers. Let Congress and the regulatory agencies know that community banks are critical to the prosperity of Main Street America.

Independent Community Bankers Political Action Committee (ICBPAC) is ICBA's non-partisan political action committee that supports candidates and incumbents of both parties who understand the value of the community banking sector.
   

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 Be Heard: Grassroots Resources

ADVOCACY EDUCATION

Grassroots advocacy is essential to promoting federal policies that support community banking. Learn how you can amplify your voice! 
  

ADVOCACY TOOLBOX

The Advocacy Toolbox is the primary resource for ICBA advocates to communicate with elected officials. In the toolbox you will find a legislator lookup tool, bill tracker, meeting resources, Congressional Calendars, Tips on Grassroots Lobbying and more.

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Advocacy FAQs

Get answers to frequently asked questions about grassroots advocacy.
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ICBPAC

ICBPAC

The Independent Community Bankers Political Action Committee (ICBPAC) is the non-partisan political action committee of the ICBA. ICBPAC is the only federal PAC dedicated exclusively to representing the community banking industry. Supported by thousands of community bankers, ICBPAC is a vital part of Be Heard. ICBPAC contributed $1.8 million to federal candidates for the 2013-14 election cycle, strengthening the community banking industry’s reputation in Washington.

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