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Donations help us win elections through advertising, lawn signs, banners, etc.

We need funds to increase the chances of getting approval from the Oregon Legislature to move the Oregon/Idaho border. We also need funds for our Spring 2024 campaign for the election in Crook County, where we want to mail each household three postcards to tell them why they should vote Yes.

To join Team Greater Idaho and get an Idaho flag, click here to learn more.

We can accept funds or stock from in or out-of-state, from corporations, and from overseas, because we do not engage in federal elections. There is no cap on the amount you are allowed to give. Business owners are welcome to give directly from their corporation rather than from their pocket.

Oregonians: You could get the first $50 of donations to Move Oregon’s Border (not Citizens for Greater Idaho) returned to you as a credit on your Oregon tax return. When filing jointly, each spouse can get a credit of $50. Move Oregon’s Border is a PAC as defined by Oregon law, with EIN 84-4255806. The only downside to giving to an Oregon PAC is that the state will put your personal information on a public website if your gift is $100 or more.  Move Oregon’s Border is required to report any info we have on the donation amount, date, name, postal address, occupation, and employer name, and we are required to ask for this information (although you’re only required to tell us your name and address). If you want to give to Move Oregon’s Border online, click here.  To send a check, write it to Move Oregon’s Border with the address above. 

We don’t report on gifts to Citizens for Greater Idaho because it’s not a PAC. To give to Citizens for Greater Idaho, use the information at the top of this page. It’s a different link than the Move Oregon’s Border link.

Donations are not tax deductible on a federal tax return. But you probably don’t itemize your income taxes anymore anyway, since the standard deduction was increased so much in 2017.  Both organizations are 501c4, not c3, so that we may engage in politics.  They are “non-profit” but not “charities.”

Thank you for your support & help!