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Click here for a link to the general Unity Party PayPal account
Please indicate whether you are donating to:
The Unity Party of Germany (up to $500 USD anonymously for non-EU citizens / $1,000 USD with donor identified)
or
The Unity Party of Switzerland (up to $17,000 USD anonymously for Swiss and non-Swiss citizens alike)
Background: our newly-established Swiss affiliate, based in a country famous for protecting the freedom and privacy of people around the globe, currently enjoys the most freedom from the red tape that burdens political parties around the world: non-Swiss can anonymously donate up to 15,000 Swiss francs (approximately $17,000 USD as of October 2024).
Note donations of $500 USD or more entitle you to guided tours, most likely led by Unity Party founder Bill Hammons.
And yes, we’re indeed still accepting donations to the Unity Party of Germany! See the fine print below regarding US and German donation options (US for American donors or the Unity Party of Germany for anyone in the world, including Americans), though note the Swiss option is best for now (higher caps, less regulation, and, of course, the Swiss spirit). Forward UP!
Note that, per German law (see Section 25 on this English-language page on the official German Interior Ministry website), non-Germans (foreigners) are allowed to donate to a German political party (including, of course, the Unity Party of Germany): up to 1,000 euros (slightly less than $1,100 as of 2024), including up to 500 euros anonymously (slightly less than $550 as of 2024).
And of course Americans can still donate to the Unity Party of America! Please first contact us so that we can confirm you’re eligible to donate to the United National Committee of the Unity Party of America.
As of the 2023-2024 election cycle, individual Americans are able to donate up to $3,300 per election to the United National Committee.
Feel free to review the relevant American regulations on this Federal Election Commission website page.
And for those of you who are wondering if it’s legal for a website “paid for by the United National Committee of the Unity Party of America” to host content outlining the developing Unity Party of Germany, indeed it is, per the implications of this additional page on the Federal Election Commission website (“Donations from federal candidate committees to state, local or foreign candidates are permissible uses of campaign funds but are subject to the relevant state or foreign laws.”).
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