PACs — Dark Money and Felon Treasurers

Overview

Three political committees connected to the Banks network — two traditional PACs and one 501(c)(4) dark money organization. Convicted felons serve as treasurers and officers across all three.

Bank on Banks for Michigan

FieldValue
TreasurerJoseph Holland (drug trafficking conviction)
Total raised$22,225
Campaign finance fines$14,500+

Holland — a convicted drug offender (Controlled Substance — Possession) — serves as treasurer for this PAC while also holding Secretary and Treasurer positions at Purpose Foundation.

Bank on Wayne County

FieldValue
TreasurerBrian Roderick Banks (9 convictions)

Banks serves as treasurer for this Wayne County-focused political committee while simultaneously running charter schools and management companies in the same jurisdiction.

OFA Michigan (501(c)(4) Dark Money)

FieldValue
Type501(c)(4) social welfare organization
EIN87-2342269
AddressPO Box 361183
OfficerJoseph Holland

OFA Michigan operates as a dark money vehicle — funding political mailers without the disclosure requirements of traditional PACs. Holland serves as an officer.

Violations Summary

CommitteeViolationAmount
Bank on Banks for MichiganCampaign finance fines$14,500+
Bank on Banks for MichiganHolland as treasurerFelon in fiduciary role
Bank on Wayne CountyBanks as treasurerFelon in fiduciary role
OFA MichiganDark money operationsUndisclosed mailers

Network Structure

Bank on Banks for Michigan ── Holland (treasurer) ── $14,500+ fines
Bank on Wayne County ──────── Banks (treasurer)
OFA Michigan (501c4) ──────── Holland (officer) ─── dark money mailers

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All sources are public records. Full documentation in the git repository.