Get Into the Madness!

Much like the NCAA March Madness Brackets, IFAPAC has made its own brackets, dividing NAIFA Nation into four divisions: Generals, Defenders, Advocates, and Ambassadors. Teams will advance through the brackets based on the total amount raised during each round. The team that raises the most in each round will advance.

The Tournament Divisions were determined by 2023 fundraising totals. The Generals Division has 12 chapters, and the other three divisions, Defenders, Advocates, and Ambassadors, have 13 chapters. Those three divisions will have one three-way game in the Round of 51, and only one team will advance to the second round.

There will be a total of six rounds of play, with the time to raise dollars shrinking as the rounds progress until the Championship game is played over just a few days. Round advancements will be announced on Mondays.

The winner will be announced on May 20, 2024, during Congressional Conference! The 2024 Champion Chapter will receive a trophy that can tour around the chapter all year.

Round Five Standings

Contributions to IFAPAC are voluntary and are used to contribute to campaigns of candidates for elected office. Your contributions will be divided between your state chapter’s IFAPAC and IFAPAC National if you have directed NAIFA to do so. You have the right to refuse to contribute without reprisal. The amount contributed will not benefit or disadvantage you in any way. Corporate contributions to IFAPAC’s political fund are prohibited. Contributions to IFAPAC are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. For NAIFA-Massachusetts members, the division of funds will be 60%/40% up to the state limit of $500 per calendar year. For NAIFA-New York members, a contribution on an LLC account will be retained 100% by the IFAPAC administrative fund due to state campaign finance rules.