JD Vance set to speak at campaign fundraisers in Southern California

Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, speaks at a rally at the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024, in Valdosta, Ga. (AP Photo/Gary McCullough)

LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance is scheduled to speak at a fundraising reception in Los Angeles Sept. 8 for the Trump-Vance campaign with ticket prices ranging from $3,300 per person to $50,000 per couple.

The fundraiser will be hosted by investor David Sacks, his wife Jacqueline Sacks, the founder and CEO of the clothing brand Saint Haven, former Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Georgia, and her husband Jeff Sprecher, the founder, chair and CEO of the multinational financial services company Intercontinental Exchange, the parent organization of the New York Stock Exchange which he chairs.

For $50,000 donated or raised, the couple will be designated as members of the host committee, participate in a roundtable discussion, have a picture taken with the Ohio senator and receive a ticket to the reception, according to the invitation obtained by City News Service.

People donating or raising $25,000 will participate in the roundtable discussion, have a picture taken with Vance and receive a ticket to the reception. People donating or raising $15,000 will have a picture taken with Vance and receive a ticket to the reception.

A ticket to the reception is $3,300, the maximum individual donation for a presidential campaign. Money from categories over $3,300 is designated for the Republican National Committee and state parties.

Vance is also set to speak at a luncheon fundraiser in Rancho Santa Fe Sept. 6, with ticket prices ranging from $1,000 per person to $50,000 per couple.

The fundraiser will be hosted by Bob Shillman, the founder and former CEO of the Cognex Corp., a machine vision systems manufacturer, and his wife June.

The maximum individual donation for a presidential campaign is $3,300. Money from categories over $3,300 is designated for the Republican National Committee and state parties. Regular seating for the luncheon is $1,000 per person. (CNS)