Fundraising intelligence · planning

Fundraiser Map

The fundraising calendar as a planning surface: where events are, when they land against your work, which ones the compliance rules touch, and how dense the season is. A planning tool — not a donation solicitation tool. It never tells you to give; it tells you what's on and what it intersects.

🎟️ Fundraising Intelligence + Add an invitation

The ethics guardrail — read first

Fundraising buys a seat at the table, never a vote. Nothing on this page implies quid pro quo — a contribution in exchange for an official act is a crime. Timing flags exist so she can plan attendance or deliberate absence with eyes open, never to time money to action.

Coverage: the map is only as full as her inbox

Public fundraiser invitations are ephemeral — no public feed exists. The directory starts empty by design (nothing invented, verified 2026-10-01). Every intelligence layer below degrades gracefully: it works on the invitations she adds, and says plainly when there is nothing to analyze. Add invitations on the Fundraising page.

upcoming   past   you attended   contribution-bar flag   compliance flag

Pins use OpenStreetMap tiles via Leaflet (no account, no tracking). Events without a mappable city appear in List/Calendar views only — locations are never guessed.

Intelligence layers

What the calendar means for her work

Each layer degrades gracefully: with no events, it says so instead of guessing.

🎯 Suggested slate HEURISTIC

Client-side scoring over her tracked legislators/bills/committees + event attributes. Labeled heuristic — her judgment controls.

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⏱️ Timing intelligence

Where a fundraiser intersects her work: committee overlap with her tracked bills, session status that day. Flags are for planning attendance or deliberate absence — never to time money to action.

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⛔ Blackout-period compliance

Researched 2026-10-01 from primary sources. California has no statutory in-session contribution blackout. The real landmines are checked below, each with its rule cited. Every flag cross-links to her FPPC log.

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🔥 Donor-fatigue heatmap

Event density by week — pace yourself and your clients. Counts invitations in her directory; a quiet heatmap means a quiet inbox, not a quiet Sacramento.

📜 Her history layer

Fundraisers she's attended, who she met, her notes — from her spend log, outcomes, and CRM. Private to this browser; overlaid on the map as gold pins.

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General information, not legal advice. Blackout analysis researched against the Political Reform Act and FPPC guidance as of 2026-10-01; confirm close calls with the FPPC (advice@fppc.ca.gov · 866-275-3772). This is a planning tool — it never solicits contributions, and nothing here is filed with any agency.