# Opportunity Action Fund 11.8M Dark Money Grants September 2026 Two committees filing September 2026 monthly reports on **2026-10-20** each named the **[[Opportunity Action Fund]]** as their largest payer. | Recipient | FEC ID | Amount | Date | Line | File | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | **[[CFFE PAC]]** | C00744920 | $5,225,000.00 | 2026-09-04 | `SA17` | 2033067 | | **[[CFFE PAC]]** | C00744920 | $2,105,000.00 | 2026-09-18 | `SA17` | 2033067 | | **[[CFFE PAC]]** | C00744920 | $1,000,000.00 | 2026-09-01 | `SA17` | 2033067 | | **[[CFFE PAC]]** | C00744920 | $1,000,000.00 | 2026-09-28 | `SA17` | 2033067 | | **[[BlackPAC]]** | C00609388 | $2,500,000.00 | 2026-09-18 | `SA11AI` | 2032406 | | **total** | | **$11,830,000.00** | | | | Share of each committee's September receipts: **CFFE PAC 80.46%** of $11,595,189.42; **BlackPAC**'s $2.5 million is the largest single row on its report. ## 🔴 One address, three entities — and two more the site already knew The payer and both recipients file from the **same suite**: | Entity | Role | Address on the document | |---|---|---| | Opportunity Action Fund | payer | 1032 15th St NW Ste 247, Washington DC 20005 | | CFFE PAC | recipient | 1032 15th Street NW Suite 247, Washington DC 20005 | | BlackPAC | recipient | 1032 15th Street NW Suite 247, Washington DC 20005 | Two further entities on the same 2026-10-20 reports give that suite as their address: **New Engagement Fund**, which put $2,750,000.00 into New Engagement PAC, and **Democracy PAC**, which put $1,000,000.00 into [[Government That Works PAC]]. This site had already recorded the same suite as the address of **[[WinSenate]]** and **[[Duty and Country]]**. That makes **seven entities at one suite**, moving money in both directions across the Democratic side of the 2026 map. A shared suite is a shared compliance or management shop rather than proof of a shared funder — the distinction this site holds to elsewhere — but at seven entities and eight figures it is the densest single address recorded here on this side of the ledger. ## Why it matters **The last mile is disclosed and the first mile is not.** Each of the five payments is public to the dollar, the day and the payer's name. The Opportunity Action Fund is not a federal committee, so where *its* $11.8 million came from is not on the federal record at all. This is the standard architecture of [[Dark Money]], and it is worth noting plainly that it is used on both sides of this election. **Concentration, not breadth.** CFFE PAC's September is four checks from one payer and very little else. A committee at that level of single-payer dependence is, functionally, that payer's programme. ## Open questions - The Opportunity Action Fund's own source of funds; its tax filings are the route. - Who manages 1032 15th St NW Ste 247 and which of the seven entities share staff. - The payees behind CFFE PAC's $9.6 million of September disbursement. - Whether a third recipient committee appears on the October reports. ## See Also - [[Opportunity Action Fund]] · [[CFFE PAC]] · [[BlackPAC]] - [[WinSenate]] · [[Duty and Country]] · [[Government That Works PAC]] - [[Dark Money]] · [[501(c)(4)]] · [[Super PACs]] · [[Independent Expenditure]] - [[Donor Network Hub]] · [[Deals Hub]] · [[2026 Midterms Hub]]