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Office for Victims of Crime

1 lobbying filing named this agency, 2026 to 2026. Those filers reported $0 of lobbying spend in total, across all the work each filing covers.

An LD-2 reports one money figure for the whole filing, covering every part of government it named. The dollar amounts here are the spend of filings that named Office for Victims of Crime, not money spent lobbying it. Money counts the latest version of each filing only; filing counts include ones a later amendment restated.

 Issues raised
  1. Agriculture 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  2. Banking 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  3. Budget/Appropriations 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  4. Civil Rights/Civil Liberties 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  5. Consumer Issues/Safety/Products 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  6. Defense 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  7. District of Columbia 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  8. Economics/Economic Development 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  9. Education 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  10. Family issues/Abortion/Adoption 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  11. Government Issues 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  12. Health Issues 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  13. Homeland Security 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  14. Housing 1 filing that named this body and this issue
  15. Immigration 1 filing that named this body and this issue
 Filings by year
  • 2026 1 $0

Bar length is filings that year against the busiest year. A year is the filing year, not the date lobbying happened.

 Clients lobbying here
  1. COALITION ON HUMAN NEEDS $0 1 filing
 Firms filing on their behalf
  1. COALITION ON HUMAN NEEDS $0 1 filing

Client and firm names are the filers' own text, not deduplicated: one company can appear under several spellings.

 Bills these filings cite most 1
  • S. 2882
    1 filing · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

Bills are parsed from the filings' own activity descriptions, so this is what lobbyists wrote down, not a record of contact with this body about that bill.

 Filings that named it 1
Q3 report
COALITION ON HUMAN NEEDS for COALITION ON HUMAN NEEDS
3rd Quarter 2026 (July 1 - Sep 30) · District of Columbia · posted Oct 13, 2026
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Source: federal Lobbying Disclosure Act filings. "Office for Victims of Crime" is the filers' own entry from the LDA's list of government bodies. Rollups on this page refresh every six hours.

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