The SCSA PAC
The Political Action Committee of the South Carolina Society of Anesthesiologists works to promote and elect pro-medicine candidates, and to advocate for safe legislation.
Many voices, one stronger voice
The Political Action Committee of the South Carolina Society of Anesthesiologists works to promote and elect pro-medicine candidates to office, and to advocate for safe legislation.
Political action committees bring together the voices of many to work as one, stronger voice.
To join the SCSA PAC, make a donation using the links below, or send a check made payable to the SCSA PAC, PO Box 20189, Charleston, SC 29413. You may give any amount.
The chairman of the SCSA PAC, Joshua Smith, MD, FASA, is double boarded in anesthesiology and pain medicine. To reach Dr. Smith, email [email protected].
- Randy Applefeld
- Daniel Atkinson
- Gustavo Bazan
- Tony Beall
- Aundie Bishop
- Alex Boyer
- Darrell Boykin
- Katie Bridges
- Lindsay Bryant
- Ted Campbell
- Vito Cancellaro
- David Carroll
- Rachel Cavenaugh
- Michael Chestnut
- Jeffrey Childes
- Young Choi
- Carlee Clark
- Charles Court
- Brian Craig
- Matt Crumpler
- Kirsten Dahl
- Jeffrey Dean
- Edward Delorey
- Robert Dibenedetto
- Michael Drake
- Lauren Doar
- Rhett Dodge
- Jonathan Doherty
- David Duff
- Matthew Elliott
- Greg Enders
- Forest Evans
- Kyle Evatt
- David Farr
- Elizabeth Faucher
- Chris Fennell
- Heyward Fouche
- Louise Freedman
- Kevin Fuqua
- Matthew Gannon
- Steven Getz
- Ryan Gill
- Jessica Gonzalez
- Peter Goodnight
- James Gray
- David Gutman
- Daniel Halle
- William Hand
- James Hartney
- Christopher Heine
- Kristin Hoffman
- Hobson Hornbuckle
- William Horton
- William Hubbard Jr
- Joseph Hutson
- Chris Johner
- Geoffrey Kilgore
- R Ben King Jr
- Eugene Kim
- Richard Knox
- Matthew Kofoed
- Steve Lane
- Laura Leduc
- Kerry Lee
- Paul Lee
- Wesley Liao
- Adele Lynagh
- Christian Mabry
- Joseph Maggioncalda
- John Martin
- William McKinney
- Meg Miller
- John Moore
- Rob Morgan Jr
- Ashley Mullinax
- Marshall Murphy
- Richard Neese
- Andrea Nisonson
- David Oliver
- William Parks
- Margarita Pate
- Sarah Phelps
- Thomas Phillips
- Victoria Pollard
- Melissa Potisek
- Steve Pusker
- William Reese
- Marc Reichel
- Suzanne Renfro
- Ezra Riber
- William Richards
- Richard Richter
- M Rismani
- Gregory Roop
- Jennifer Root
- Richard Royal
- James Ryan
- Andrew Scharf
- Richard Sedlak
- Misty Shah
- DT Shantha
- Harry Sherman
- John Shingler III
- James Simrill
- Joel Sirianni
- David Sherbert
- Allison Smith
- Trevor Smith
- Matthew Stewart
- Tamas Szabo
- David Thomas
- Brian Thompson
- Robert Timmerman
- Matthew Vana
- David VonClef
- Kevin Walker
- Sara Walls
- William Warren
- Scott Weitzel
- Andrew Weisinger
- Jeffrey Wharton
- Benjamin Whitehouse
- Roman Williams
- Emory Wilson
- John Whitney
- Jonathan Wright
- W. Daniel Young
Who to reach
To have the SCSA PAC consider a contribution to a member of the General Assembly, a candidate, the Governor, or another elected official, reach out to any board member or to Dr. Margarita Pate.
- Joshua Smith, MD, FASAChairman
- Robert ‘Bob’ Dibenedetto, MDMember
- Joe Maggioncalda, MDMember
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Make a donation
Give any amount, once or monthly. Every contribution strengthens the Society’s advocacy for physician-led, patient-centered care.
Both buttons open the Society’s hosted payment page at securepayment.link. You leave this site to give, and that page carries the Society’s name. This site never asks for card details.
About your contribution
Contributions to SCSA PAC are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.
SCSA PAC is a political committee and is separate from Society membership dues. A contribution here is not a dues payment, and dues do not fund the PAC.
South Carolina law limits the amount a candidate may accept from any one contributor in an election cycle. The PAC keeps to those limits when it gives.
South Carolina law requires the PAC to record the name, address, and occupation of each contributor, and to report its contributions and expenditures. Please give your full name, mailing address, and occupation when you contribute.
Contributions are voluntary. To ask about a contribution, reach any board member above or write to the Society.
Make your voice heard
Reach your own representatives directly, and see the public record of who gives to whom.