Political Organization
Our Culver
A local political organization with documented principal figures and campaign-finance relationships.
At a glance
- Received
- $17,652 from 19 givers on the map: Gregory Maron $3,390, Stephen Jones $2,612, Alex Fisch $1,950
- Named with
- Stephen Jones
- Issues
- Housing and infill
From the sourced ties on the network map. A tie shows a record names them together, not why.
People connected in the records
- Gregory Maron →Principal · $3,390 in contributions to Our Culver in the project aggregate.
- Freddy Puza →Endorsed Candidate / Invited Speaker · Our Culver hosted Puza as a featured/opening speaker at 2025 and 2026 public events and endorsed his 2026 re-election; Our Culver states that it is not authorized by a candidate or candidate-controlled committee.
- Stephen Jones →Principal · $2,612 in contributions to Our Culver in the project aggregate.
- Alex Fisch →Principal · $1,950 in contributions to Our Culver in the project aggregate; donation records filed as Harden Fisch and related legal-name variants are counted as Alex Fisch.
- Sebastian HernandezPrincipal · Identified in the project records as a principal figure associated with Our Culver.
- Disa LindgrenFunder · $1,800 in the existing project aggregate.
- Michelle Weiner →Funder · $635 in the existing project aggregate.
- Jeff Schwartz →Funder · $450 in the existing project aggregate.
- Mary Daval →Funder · $340 in the existing project aggregate.
What the records show
- Records identify Gregory Maron, Stephen Jones, Alex Fisch and Sebastian Hernandez among the principal figures associated with Our Culver.
- The unified campaign-finance aggregate currently reports contributions to Our Culver of $3,390 from Gregory Maron, $2,612 from Stephen Jones, $1,950 from Alex Fisch, $1,800 from Disa Lindgren, $635 from Michelle Weiner, $450 from Jeff Schwartz and $340 from Mary Daval.
- Alex Fisch donation variants using Harden Fisch or related legal-name forms are treated as one person for aggregate totals.
- Contribution amounts document reported giving and do not by themselves establish an organizational office or decision-making role.