Lubbock Times

The Frenship Communities Political Action Committee received $500 from Officewise of Amarillo on February 28, according to data from the Texas Ethics Commission.

Donations can be made to political candidates in various amounts but must be reported to the Texas Ethics Commission. The legislature has also given the commission various other responsibilities, including the filing of financial disclosure statements for government officials and the filing of campaign finance regulatory statements by candidates and citizens who engage in political speech related to campaigns and elections.

The following table lists all donations made to the Frenship Communities Political Action Committee during the last six months.

Contributor	Amount	Date
Lee Lewis Construction	$30,000	10/31/2019
Wolfforth Land Company LLC	$7,500	11/13/2019
Wooded Forest LLC	$7,500	10/31/2019
806 Land Development Group	$5,000	11/12/2019
BGR Architects	$5,000	02/24/2020
Milwaukee Ltd.	$5,000	11/25/2019
Thomas Payne	$5,000	01/27/2020
City Bank	$4,000	11/12/2019
Michael Postar	$2,000	01/15/2020
Rd Thomas	$2,000	12/04/2019
First United Bank	$1,500	11/12/2019
Peoples Bank	$1,500	11/18/2019
Utility Contractors of America	$1,500	10/31/2019
ABC Bank	$1,000	11/18/2019
Aim Bank	$1,000	12/18/2019
AMD Engineering	$1,000	12/16/2019
CBC Landman	$1,000	11/13/2019
Director's Choice	$1,000	12/06/2019
DURHAM	$1,000	12/23/2019
Mickey Rogers	$1,000	11/18/2019
South Plains Electric Coop	$1,000	02/24/2020
Trails at Regal Park	$1,000	11/08/2019
Prosperity Bank	$750	12/04/2019
Action Printing	$500	01/14/2020
Balco Systems	$500	10/31/2019
Bruce Thornton	$500	10/31/2019
CSI: Lubbock	$500	11/08/2019
First Bank & Trust	$500	11/19/2019
Lone Star Dirt & Paving	$500	01/02/2020
Officewise	$500	02/28/2020
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott	$500	02/21/2020
SINCLAIR	$500	10/31/2019
Tim Collins	$500	11/18/2019
Title One	$500	11/04/2019
Wolfforth Chamber of Commerce	$100	11/18/2019