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Sanchez Strategies LLC
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2026 |
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Lobbyist Entity
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Address:
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17 Armstrong Street, 3, Jamaica Plain, MA, 02130 US / 617-828-0290
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Total salaries paid:
$197,307.65
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Client information
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1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East
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$0.00
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Terminated
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01/29/2026
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Advocate on behalf of 1199SEIU, United Healthcare Workers East members on all matters relative to legislative and executive branch policies; including budgetary and regulatory.
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Community Care Cooperative
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$36,000.00
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Terminated
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01/29/2026
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Sanchez Strategies will be lobbying on our behalf primarily for exposure and funding. They will assist with our funding efforts relevant to leveraging the strengths of federally qualified health centers across the Commonwealth where we have been working with an array of offices include Senator Cyr, Senator Payano, Representative Mariano, Senator Friedman, Representative Lawn, and others. We will also be looking forward to additional legislation around healthcare reform and all legislation associated with community health and community health centers. We are also able to serve as experts in community health centers and community health throughout the Commonwealth.
Sanchez Strategies will also assist in our efforts for primary care capitation and independent primary care and its inclusion in legislation. Additional topics will include pharmacy and 340b efforts to ensure fair pharmacy legislation for community health centers and their vulnerable patients, including health center-based pharmacies and specialty pharmacies.
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Greater Boston Sickle Cell Association dba MA Sickle Cell Association
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$24,000.00
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Terminated
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02/04/2026
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Sanchez Strategies will be working with MA Sickle Cell Association to secure an earmark in the budget as well as our Bill H.1346/ S.788. An Act To Improve Sickle Cell and any othe issues pertaining to sickle cell care in the community.
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Health Equity Compact
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$16,000.00
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Terminated
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01/28/2026
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Legislative and budgetary matters relative to health equity, specifically working to further, "An Act to Advance Health Equity" (S.901 / H1416, refile of: H.1250/S.799 from 2023/2024 session).
This proposed legislation will advance health equity in the Commonwealth through prioritizing health equity in state government, standardizing and reporting on health equity data, and improving access to and quality of care. An Act to Advance Health Equity is sponsored by Representative Bud Williams, Representative Judith Garcia, Senator Pavel Payano, and Senator Liz Miranda.
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JOSEPH M. SMITH COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC.
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$36,000.00
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Terminated
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01/01/2026
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Advocacy on behalf of Charles River Community Health, Inc. and the health of the communities we serve
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Latinos for Education
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$48,000.00
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Terminated
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01/01/2026
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Areas of interest; k-12 education, higher education, educator diversity, remote learning, and tech equity. Specific legislative committees: Joint Committee on Education, Joint Committee on Higher Education, Joint committee on Telecoms, Speaker & House Leadership, Senate President, and Senate Leadership. Labor and workforce development.
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New Commonwealth Racial Equity and Social Justice Fund Inc
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$45,000.00
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Terminated
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02/01/2026
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Sanchez Strategies LLC will support the New Commonwealth Fund in advancing its legislative and budget priorities by pursuing opportunities within the Massachusetts Legislature and state agencies, promoting equity-focused policy goals, conducting direct lobbying and stakeholder engagement, and helping shape and execute NCF’s overall advocacy platform.
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The Community Builders, Inc.
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$5,000.00
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Terminated
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01/01/2026
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Entity will advise on development projects in Massachusetts through communications on legislative and budgetary strategy that engages Massachusetts legislative leaders, Healey/Driscoll administration leaders, and municipal leaders in the City of Boston and beyond.
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The Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, Inc.
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$45,000.00
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Terminated
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01/01/2026
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Provides support with all issues germane to health care that directly or indirectly impact community health centers. Specific issues include the Fiscal Year 2026 (supplemental/deficiency/9c) and 2027 budgets, health care reform, community health center funding, and health center and health care workforce legislation. Communications could include any member of the Legislature or the Administration.
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Vinfen Corporation
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$26,000.00
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Terminated
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02/12/2026
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Representing Vinfen Corporation and its interests to pubic officials across Vinfen's catchment areas in Massachusetts. Promoting the interests of Vinfen Corporation within the behavioral health care, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, brain injury community and housing issues.
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Total salaries received:
$281,000.00
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Operating Expenses
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$60,192.35
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Total expenses:
$60,192.35
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Disclosure Report details
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