|
Frequently
asked questions
What
is CPPF’s mission; what does it stand for?
Is CPPF affiliated with any
political party?
When was CPPF founded?
Who
should I contact for further information?
How
can I make a change to my membership information?
CPPF’s
mission and what we stand for
Since
its founding in 1986, The California Public Policy Foundation,
a non-profit, non-partisan, 501(c)(3), educational organization,
has provided California a responsible, articulate, effective voice
for conservative ideas, policies, and principles: for limited
government, individual responsibility, and self-reliance; for
encouraging excellence, hard work, and personal virtue. CPPF is
building communications networks to unify and make more effective
California’s conservative movement through its bi-monthly
journal of California politics California Political Review,
its weekly E-Bulletin Capitol Watch,
its Internet publication CPR Online, and California
Public Policy Foundation Friends organizations: President’s
Club, Sacramento Club, Statesmens Club, and Basic Members. For
fuurther information, see: What is
The California Public Policy Foundation?
back
to top
Is
CPPF affiliated with any political party?
No,
The California
Public Policy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) educational organization.
We do not support any political party, endorse or oppose candidates,
intervene in any candidate election campaign, or lobby.
back
to top
When
was CPPF founded?
The
California Public Policy Foundation was founded in 1986 as the
outgrowth of The Supreme Court Project, an educational
endeavor that published essays and in-depth analyses, both pro
and con, of the tenure of former California Chief Justice Rose
Elizabeth Bird to provide the vitally important platform —
not provided by the major media
— for serious discussion of the issues involved in Bird’s
1986 retention election. CPPF was founded to continue providing
such a platform for serious discussion of issues and to provide
information still routinely ignored or distorted by the
major media. CPPF’s flagship publication, California Political
Review, was founded in 1990. For further information, see:
About The California Public Policy
Foundation.
back
to top
Who
should I contact for further information?
The
California Public Policy Foundation can be contacted at:
805-445-9483 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Pacific Time or by mail
at Post Office Box 931, Camarillo, California 93011-0931.
back
to top
How
can I make a change to my membership information?
To
make a change in your mailing address, your e-mail address, or
to change the CPPF printed or electronic publications you receive,
please contact us at 800-887-7676
between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Pacific Time
or send us an e-mail at calprev@cppf.us.
back
to top
|
