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Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC

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Progressive Change Campaign Committee
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The Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC), operating as BoldProgressives.org, is a political action committee and million-member grassroots organization founded in 2009 by Adam Green and Stephanie Taylor and headquartered in Washington, D.C. Its core function is to elect bold progressive candidates at the federal, state, and local levels through endorsements, fundraising, training, staffing, and polling services. The organization also conducts issue advocacy on economic populist priorities such as a wealth tax, student debt cancellation, Social Security expansion, corporate accountability, worker rights, and climate policy.

PCCC operates a campaign technology stack that includes Campaign Pies (a campaign management platform hosted at hello.campaignpies.com), Campaign-in-a-Box technology, and a Call Out The Vote voter-contact service. These tools, combined with standardized training programs, are offered to endorsed candidates as integrated campaign infrastructure. The organization also operates the Bold Progressives Store (store.boldprogressives.org), a union-made merchandise channel whose products (e.g., the anti-Musk poster) double as issue-advocacy assets and small-dollar fundraising drivers.

Commercially, PCCC is funded almost entirely through small-dollar grassroots donations (with a standard $3 ask) processed via ActBlue, supplemented by merchandise sales and earned media amplification. Reported cumulative fundraising exceeds $40 million directed to progressive candidates and committees, while PCCC's retained operating budget supports an 11–50 employee team. The organization's revenue mechanics are therefore closer to a high-volume, low-ARPU donor model than a traditional B2B or B2C SaaS or services firm.

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Keyword5 values
political advocacy services, grassroots fundraising, campaign management, electoral organizing, political action committee
Industry1 code
1Conference Communications, Marketing & Community Engagement
CodeTHAHACANPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Political Organizations813940
  • Social Advocacy Organizations81331
  • Social Advocacy Organizations8133
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Political Advocacy Services
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1Small-Dollar Grassroots Donations
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The primary revenue stream comes from small-dollar donations (as low as $3) from over one million grassroots members. Donations support progressive candidates and the organization's electoral and issue advocacy operations.

boldprogressives.org
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1Grassroots Donation - $3 minimum
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Standard donation ask of $3 to support progressive candidates and electoral/issue advocacy work. No formal product pricing as this is a political organization.

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PCCC is a political action committee (PAC) and million-member grassroots organization that supports progressive candidates at federal, state, and local levels. It provides candidate endorsements, campaign training, staffing, polling, and proprietary campaign technology (Campaign Pies, Campaign-in-a-Box, Call Out The Vote). The organization raises small-dollar grassroots donations (as low as $3) from its million-plus member base to fund endorsed candidates and progressive advocacy on economic populist priorities.

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  • Raised over $40 million in grassroots donations for progressive candidates
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PCCC operates as a grassroots political organization offering a suite of campaign services including candidate endorsements, campaign training, staffing, polling, and technology products. Their core technology offerings include Campaign Pies (a campaign management platform), Campaign-in-a-Box Technology, and Call Out The Vote services. They also maintain a merchandise store selling union-made products. The organization connects progressive candidates with resources, volunteers, and funding through their electoral and advocacy work.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

MoveOn.org is the largest progressive grassroots PAC/membership organization in the U.S., with millions of members funding and campaigning for progressive candidates. PCCC's co-founder Adam Green previously served as Director of Strategic Campaigns at MoveOn.org, making it the closest direct peer in scale, member-driven fundraising model, and progressive electoral advocacy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Indivisible is a grassroots progressive advocacy group focused on electing progressive candidates and resisting the conservative agenda through local action and electoral organizing. It competes with PCCC for the same small-dollar donor pool via ActBlue and serves a nearly identical mission of electing bold progressives.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Justice Democrats recruits, trains, and funds progressive primary challengers—overlapping directly with PCCC's endorsement and candidate-support functions (e.g., Casar, Frost, Jayapal). It is a direct peer in the niche of building progressive power through candidate recruitment and training.

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Description

Our Revolution is the progressive political organization born out of the Sanders 2016 campaign, focused on electing progressive candidates and advancing a progressive policy platform. It is a direct peer to PCCC in grassroots electoral organizing and progressive issue advocacy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Working Families Party is a progressive political party and PAC that endorses and recruits progressive candidates while mobilizing working-class voters. It overlaps with PCCC on candidate endorsement, small-dollar fundraising, and progressive policy priorities.

TypeDirect peer
Description

EMILY's List is a major PAC dedicated to electing pro-choice Democratic women candidates to office. It overlaps with PCCC on the federal candidate endorsement, training, and small-dollar fundraising dimensions, though focused specifically on pro-choice Democratic women.

TypeDirect peer
Description

People's Action is a national coalition of progressive grassroots organizations focused on economic and racial justice through electoral and issue advocacy. It is comparable to PCCC's combined electoral and issue-advocacy model with a national membership footprint.

TypeOthers
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ActBlue is the dominant online fundraising platform for progressive candidates and PACs, including PCCC itself (which uses ActBlue for donations). It is an ecosystem partner/enabler rather than a direct competitor, but is closely tied to PCCC's revenue infrastructure.

TypeEmerging player
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Brand New Congress is an effort to elect a progressive Congress through candidate recruitment and training, with deep ties to Justice Democrats. It overlaps with PCCC's candidate-endorsement and progressive-elections niche but is more narrowly focused on congressional recruitment.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Common Cause is a well-established nonpartisan good-government advocacy organization focused on democracy reform, voting rights, and campaign finance issues. It overlaps with PCCC's issue-advocacy components (democracy, anti-corruption) but operates as a broader, more established advocacy institution.

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Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC

Political Advocacy Servicesboldprogressives.org

What Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC does

The Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC), operating as BoldProgressives.org, is a political action committee and million-member grassroots organization founded in 2009 by Adam Green and Stephanie Taylor and headquartered in Washington, D.C. Its core function is to elect bold progressive candidates at the federal, state, and local levels through endorsements, fundraising, training, staffing, and polling services. The organization also conducts issue advocacy on economic populist priorities such as a wealth tax, student debt cancellation, Social Security expansion, corporate accountability, worker rights, and climate policy.

PCCC operates a campaign technology stack that includes Campaign Pies (a campaign management platform hosted at hello.campaignpies.com), Campaign-in-a-Box technology, and a Call Out The Vote voter-contact service. These tools, combined with standardized training programs, are offered to endorsed candidates as integrated campaign infrastructure. The organization also operates the Bold Progressives Store (store.boldprogressives.org), a union-made merchandise channel whose products (e.g., the anti-Musk poster) double as issue-advocacy assets and small-dollar fundraising drivers.

Commercially, PCCC is funded almost entirely through small-dollar grassroots donations (with a standard $3 ask) processed via ActBlue, supplemented by merchandise sales and earned media amplification. Reported cumulative fundraising exceeds $40 million directed to progressive candidates and committees, while PCCC's retained operating budget supports an 11–50 employee team. The organization's revenue mechanics are therefore closer to a high-volume, low-ARPU donor model than a traditional B2B or B2C SaaS or services firm.

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC
Legal name
Progressive Change Campaign Committee
Website
https://boldprogressives.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2009
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
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Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC industry classification

Industry
Product category
Political Advocacy Services
NAICS
Political Organizations (813940), Social Advocacy Organizations (81331), Social Advocacy Organizations (8133)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Conference Communications, Marketing & Community Engagement (THAHACAN)

Keywords

  • Political advocacy services
  • Grassroots fundraising
  • Campaign management
  • Electoral organizing
  • Political action committee

Where Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Washington
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC business model

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B2B and B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Small-Dollar Grassroots Donations: The primary revenue stream comes from small-dollar donations (as low as $3) from over one million grassroots members. Donations support progressive candidates and the organization's electoral and issue advocacy operations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherPay-as-you-goGrassroots Donation - $3 minimum

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC product offering

Product offering

Core offering

PCCC is a political action committee (PAC) and million-member grassroots organization that supports progressive candidates at federal, state, and local levels. It provides candidate endorsements, campaign training, staffing, polling, and proprietary campaign technology (Campaign Pies, Campaign-in-a-Box, Call Out The Vote). The organization raises small-dollar grassroots donations (as low as $3) from its million-plus member base to fund endorsed candidates and progressive advocacy on economic populist priorities.

Product overview

PCCC operates as a grassroots political organization offering a suite of campaign services including candidate endorsements, campaign training, staffing, polling, and technology products. Their core technology offerings include Campaign Pies (a campaign management platform), Campaign-in-a-Box Technology, and Call Out The Vote services. They also maintain a merchandise store selling union-made products. The organization connects progressive candidates with resources, volunteers, and funding through their electoral and advocacy work.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Campaign Pies

Quantifiable outcome

  • Raised over $40 million in grassroots donations for progressive candidates
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC

Customer profile

Named customers9 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC technology and API

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Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • MoveOn.org: MoveOn.org is the largest progressive grassroots PAC/membership organization in the U.S., with millions of members funding and campaigning for progressive candidates. PCCC's co-founder Adam Green previously served as Director of Strategic Campaigns at MoveOn.org, making it the closest direct peer in scale, member-driven fundraising model, and progressive electoral advocacy.
  • Indivisible: Indivisible is a grassroots progressive advocacy group focused on electing progressive candidates and resisting the conservative agenda through local action and electoral organizing. It competes with PCCC for the same small-dollar donor pool via ActBlue and serves a nearly identical mission of electing bold progressives.
  • Justice Democrats: Justice Democrats recruits, trains, and funds progressive primary challengers—overlapping directly with PCCC's endorsement and candidate-support functions (e.g., Casar, Frost, Jayapal). It is a direct peer in the niche of building progressive power through candidate recruitment and training.
  • Our Revolution: Our Revolution is the progressive political organization born out of the Sanders 2016 campaign, focused on electing progressive candidates and advancing a progressive policy platform. It is a direct peer to PCCC in grassroots electoral organizing and progressive issue advocacy.
  • Working Families Party: Working Families Party is a progressive political party and PAC that endorses and recruits progressive candidates while mobilizing working-class voters. It overlaps with PCCC on candidate endorsement, small-dollar fundraising, and progressive policy priorities.
  • EMILY's List: EMILY's List is a major PAC dedicated to electing pro-choice Democratic women candidates to office. It overlaps with PCCC on the federal candidate endorsement, training, and small-dollar fundraising dimensions, though focused specifically on pro-choice Democratic women.
  • People's Action: People's Action is a national coalition of progressive grassroots organizations focused on economic and racial justice through electoral and issue advocacy. It is comparable to PCCC's combined electoral and issue-advocacy model with a national membership footprint.

Others

  • ActBlue: ActBlue is the dominant online fundraising platform for progressive candidates and PACs, including PCCC itself (which uses ActBlue for donations). It is an ecosystem partner/enabler rather than a direct competitor, but is closely tied to PCCC's revenue infrastructure.

Emerging players

  • Brand New Congress: Brand New Congress is an effort to elect a progressive Congress through candidate recruitment and training, with deep ties to Justice Democrats. It overlaps with PCCC's candidate-endorsement and progressive-elections niche but is more narrowly focused on congressional recruitment.

Broad incumbents

  • Common Cause: Common Cause is a well-established nonpartisan good-government advocacy organization focused on democracy reform, voting rights, and campaign finance issues. It overlaps with PCCC's issue-advocacy components (democracy, anti-corruption) but operates as a broader, more established advocacy institution.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles2 records

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC funding detail

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Investors

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Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC

What does Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC do?

PCCC is a political action committee (PAC) and million-member grassroots organization that supports progressive candidates at federal, state, and local levels. It provides candidate endorsements, campaign training, staffing, polling, and proprietary campaign technology (Campaign Pies, Campaign-in-a-Box, Call Out The Vote). The organization raises small-dollar grassroots donations (as low as $3) from its million-plus member base to fund endorsed candidates and progressive advocacy on economic populist priorities.

Is Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC a public or private company?

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC founded?

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC was founded in 2009. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC based?

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC make money?

One revenue line is on record: small-Dollar Grassroots Donations.

Who are Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are MoveOn.org, Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Our Revolution, Working Families Party, EMILY's List and People's Action. ActBlue is listed as an others. Brand New Congress is listed as an emerging player. Common Cause is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC have an API?

No public API is recorded for Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC.

What industry is Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC in?

Progressive Change Campaign Committee - PCCC's product category is Political Advocacy Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAHACAN, Conference Communications, Marketing & Community Engagement. Its NAICS code is 813940 and its SIC code is 8600.

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