# Project Bullhorn Action Fund **Project Bullhorn Action Fund Inc.** appears in this vault as the **sole disclosed funder** of **[[Project Bullhorn PAC]]**, which it paid **$1,500,000.00** on **2026-09-30** — Line 11(a)(i), entity type `ORG`, memo text "Monetary contribution", on that committee's Q3 2026 Form 3X, file **2021439**, received **2026-10-14**. 🔴 **It is at the same San Francisco address and suite number as the committee it funds.** The fund gives **490 Post St Suite 500 #2072**; [[Project Bullhorn PAC]] gives **490 Post Street Ste 500 #3072**. Same building, same suite, adjacent mailbox numbers. | Item | Detail | |---|---| | Amount | **$1,500,000.00** | | Date | 2026-09-30 | | Recipient | [[Project Bullhorn PAC]] (FEC **C00947374**), Line 11(a)(i) | | Row aggregate | $1,500,000.00 — first and only on this record | | FEC ID | **none reported** | ⚠️ **It carries no FEC committee ID**, so it files nothing with the FEC and discloses no donors of its own. The "Action Fund" naming convention is characteristic of a 501(c)(4) affiliate, but **the tax status is not established here and is not inferred**. ## Why it matters This is the document the vault has been waiting for on [[Project Bullhorn PAC]], which carried as an open question: *"Its first Form 3X — the only document that would name a funder... The question of whether its money is tech-sector remains open and is only answerable from its receipts."* The answer is that the receipts name **an affiliated entity at the committee's own address**, so the question simply moves one step back. See [[Project Bullhorn Action Fund 1.5M to Project Bullhorn PAC]]. ## Open questions - Its tax status, officers and funders. Corporate or tax records this task cannot reach. - Whether the money is tech-sector, which these documents still do not establish. ## See Also - [[Project Bullhorn PAC]] · [[Project Bullhorn Action Fund 1.5M to Project Bullhorn PAC]] - [[IA-Sen-2026]] · [[Josh Turek]] · [[Ashley Hinson]] - [[Dark Money]] · [[Super PACs]] · [[Organizations Hub]]