Bribery Concerning Programs Receiving Federal Funds (Offering a Bribe) is a type of criminal activity that involves offering, promising, or giving something of value, such as money, services, or property, in exchange for a program receiving federal funds. This type of bribery is illegal and can lead to criminal penalties. Types of bribery concerning programs receiving federal funds include: 1) Pay-to-play bribery — This type of bribery occurs when a person or entity offers money or something of value in exchange for the promise of a program or contract receiving federal funds. 2) Kickback bribery — This type of bribery occurs when an individual or entity offers money or something of value in exchange for a program or contract receiving federal funds. 3) Quid pro quo bribery — This type of bribery occurs when a person or entity offers money or something of value in exchange for a program or contract receiving federal funds and also expects something in return. 4) Political bribery — This type of bribery occurs when a person or entity offers money or something of value to influence the outcome of an election or to influence a member of government.