Universal Health Services Good Government Fund

Political Action Committee

Registered Dec 2012 · Treasurer: Cheryl K. Ramagano · King Of Prussia, PA

Year by year

Universal Health Services Good Government Fund — money raised, spent and given to candidates in each report year, and the all-time totals those years add up to.
Report year Raised Spent To candidates
2026 $64,030.86 $41,160.35 $0.00
2025 $76,897.45 $63,910.84 $0.00
2024 $70,003.07 $47,884.84 $0.00
2023 $80,451.19 $62,126.95 $0.00
2022 $70,428.92 $44,264.49 $0.00
2021 $82,345.35 $56,710.85 $0.00
2020 $992.30 $26,856.75 $0.00
2019 $73,380.47 $57,840.54 $0.00
2018 $71,251.86 $62,508.79 $0.00
2017 $86,888.48 $92,900.00 $0.00
2016 $64,641.24 $69,750.00 $0.00
2015 $79,205.27 $77,100.00 $0.00
2014 $58,336.83 $79,500.00 $0.00
2013 $85,367.83 $77,875.00 $0.00
2012 $3,444.05 $11,500.00 $0.00
All years $967,665.17 $871,889.40 $0.00
Raised
$967,665
incl. $241,243 unitemized small gifts
Total Spent
$871,889
Operating & other
$751,333
86% of spending
Spent outside Tennessee
$118,057
14% of spending

Where the Money Goes

Of the $871,889 this committee reported spending, the largest share — $751,333 (86%) — went to operating costs and overhead.

Why this number?

Operating share of spending compares operating spending with total spent.

Show formula

Operating / overhead spending divided by everything this committee spent (each expenditure lands in exactly one bucket).

Operating spending: $751,333 ÷ Total spent: $871,889
Inputs behind Operating share of spending
Operating / overhead spending $751,333
Contributions to candidates $2,500

“Spent outside Tennessee” is money this committee sent out of state — a multi-state committee’s lump non-Tennessee line plus any individually-filed out-of-state contributions (itemized below). Separate from out-of-state donors.

Contributions to Candidates

No contributions to tracked candidates on record.

This committee’s own filings report $2,500 to candidates, while tracked candidates reported receiving $0. Of the $2,500 difference, $2,500 went to recipients not tracked here (itemized below).

Its filing also reports $2,500 in candidate contributions to recipients not tracked here — federal, local, and out-of-state races, and sitting legislators not on the 2026 ballot:

  • Haslam, Bill $2,500.00

Tennessee caps what a PAC may give one candidate per election — $15,400 for statewide and House races, $30,800 for Senate races (2025–26 limits; a primary and a general count as separate elections). Registry of Election Finance limits.

Given in Other States

This committee sent $118,057 to 41 candidates and committees outside Tennessee, across 16 states. These are counted as spending outside Tennessee, not as Tennessee candidate support — Who Funds Tennessee doesn’t track out-of-state races, so they don’t link to a page here.

Contributions to candidates and committees outside Tennessee
Recipient State Total
Fedpac Washington, D.C. $25,000.00
Terry McAulifee Inaugural Committee Virginia $10,000.00
Bluegrass Committee Kentucky $5,000.00
Kentucky Democratic Party Kentucky $5,000.00
Majority Committee PAC - Mc PAC California $5,000.00
Nabh Champions PAC Washington, D.C. $5,000.00
Naphs PAC Washington, D.C. $5,000.00
Republican Party for Ky Governor Kentucky $5,000.00
Wolf Inaugural Committee (Pa) Pennsylvania $5,000.00
Alaskans for Dan Sullivan Virginia $2,500.00

Operating & Other Spending

Operating spending by purpose
Purpose Total
Candidate Support $608,425.00
Pac Support $78,250.00
Pac To Pac $37,500.00
Bank Fee $11,908.03
Tax Payment $6,391.00
Elavon Cc Fee $2,557.59
Reimbursement $2,533.75
Let'S Get To Work Pac(Sen. Rick Scott) $2,500.00
Funds Transfer $307.05
Bank Fees $252.61

Who Funds It

Donors funding this political action committee
Donor Location Employer Total Given
Alan B Miller Gldwyne, PA Uhs of Delaware, Inc. $35,000.00
Wells Fargo San Francisco, CA — $25,974.87
Marc Miller Penn Valley, PA Uhs of Delaware, Inc. $17,000.00
Eileen McDonnell Doylestown, PA Universal Health System, Inc. $12,000.00
Sajit Pullarkat Las Vegas, NV Centennial Hills Hospital $9,700.00
Lawrence Scott Gibbs Livingston, NJ Uhs of Delaware, Inc. $9,000.00
Leonard Freehof Las Vegas, NV Uhs of Delaware, Inc. $8,120.00
Kevin Dilallo Stuart, FL Uhs of Delaware, Inc. $7,200.00
Robert Freymuller Las Vegas, NV Uhs of Delaware, Inc. $6,800.00
Cheryl Ramagano Broomall, PA Uhs of Delaware, Inc. $6,750.00

Showing the top 500 of 614 funders by total given. Download the full list (CSV).

Filing History

Totals as filed with the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance; see About for how this data is processed.

Campaign filing history
Filing Cash Beginning Cash Ending Source
Pre-Primary 2026 $314,727.91 $310,279.03 Source ↗
Q2 2026 $277,779.32 $314,727.91 Source ↗
Q1 2026 $285,964.12 $277,779.32 Source ↗
Year-End 2025 Amended $283,389.35 $285,964.12 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2025 $272,977.51 $283,389.35 Source ↗
Q4 2024 Historical $275,278.48 $272,977.51 Source ↗
Pre-General 2024 Historical $274,887.09 $275,278.48 Source ↗
Q3 2024 Historical $285,256.44 $274,887.09 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2024 Historical $283,348.88 $285,256.44 Source ↗
Q2 2024 Amended Historical $231,135.69 $283,348.88 Source ↗
Q1 2024 Historical $246,951.54 $231,135.69 Source ↗
Year-End 2023 Historical $272,108.68 $246,951.54 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2023 Historical $224,009.72 $272,108.68 Source ↗
Q4 2022 Historical $236,548.83 $224,009.72 Source ↗
Pre-General 2022 Historical $235,494.33 $236,548.83 Source ↗
Q3 2022 Historical $242,051.30 $235,494.33 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2022 Historical $236,814.21 $242,051.30 Source ↗
Q2 2022 Historical $187,367.84 $236,814.21 Source ↗
Q1 2022 Historical $197,475.65 $187,367.84 Source ↗
Year-End 2021 Historical $217,617.60 $197,475.65 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2021 Historical $172,808.87 $217,617.60 Source ↗
Q4 2020 Historical $181,318.08 $172,808.87 Source ↗
Pre-General 2020 Historical $183,870.01 $181,318.08 Source ↗
Q3 2020 Historical $190,971.58 $183,870.01 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2020 Historical $191,231.13 $190,971.58 Source ↗
Q2 2020 Historical $191,176.69 $191,231.13 Source ↗
Q1 2020 Historical $199,528.44 $191,176.69 Source ↗
Year-End 2019 Historical $216,350.45 $199,528.44 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2019 Historical $185,685.44 $216,350.45 Source ↗
Q4 2018 Historical $185,431.04 $185,685.44 Source ↗
Pre-General 2018 Historical $189,088.12 $185,431.04 Source ↗
Q3 2018 Historical $197,043.36 $189,088.12 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2018 Historical $191,742.08 $197,043.36 Source ↗
Q2 2018 Historical $169,732.61 $191,742.08 Source ↗
Q1 2018 Historical $179,955.41 $169,732.61 Source ↗
Year-End 2017 Historical $208,859.31 $179,955.41 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2017 Historical $185,842.78 $208,859.31 Source ↗
Q4 2016 Historical $186,589.62 $185,842.78 Source ↗
Pre-General 2016 Historical $188,320.23 $186,589.62 Source ↗
Q3 2016 Historical $189,670.04 $188,320.23 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2016 Historical $190,724.05 $189,670.04 Source ↗
Q2 2016 Historical $184,787.61 $190,724.05 Source ↗
Q1 2016 Historical $190,728.40 $184,787.61 Source ↗
Year-End 2015 Historical $201,874.66 $190,728.40 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2015 Amended Historical $189,220.99 $201,874.66 Source ↗
Q4 2014 Historical $204,352.35 $189,220.99 Source ↗
Pre-General 2014 Historical $210,144.35 $204,352.35 Source ↗
Q3 2014 Historical $215,834.79 $210,144.35 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2014 Historical $224,461.77 $215,834.79 Source ↗
Q2 2014 Historical $200,861.90 $224,461.77 Source ↗
Q1 2014 Historical $207,460.47 $200,861.90 Source ↗
Year-End 2013 Historical $232,015.78 $207,460.47 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2013 Historical $196,306.37 $232,015.78 Source ↗
Q4 2012 Amended Historical $202,068.20 $196,306.37 Source ↗