Moms for Liberty Reports $2.1 Million Revenue in 2022

Significant increase in funding, with large contributions from anonymous donors, fuels the conservative 'parental rights' nonprofit's nationwide growth.

• Moms for Liberty, a conservative 'parental rights' nonprofit, reported $2.1 million in total revenue in 2022, a significant increase from $370,000 in its founding year, 2021.
• Most of the group's 2022 revenue came from contributions and grants, with nearly $2 million from these sources. The group also earned smaller sums from educational activities and merchandise sales.
• While the group is not required to disclose its donors, it is known that some of its 2022 funders were well-known right-wing groups and donors. The group also received large contributions, including one donation of $1 million and another of $500,000.
• The group has faced criticism for its efforts to target references to race and LGBTQ+ identity in schools, with some arguing that its activism stirs extremist ideas and harms minority and LGBTQ+ students.
• A tax filing for Moms for Liberty’s Florida-based foundation shows that the organization reported additional revenues of $220,000 in 2022, including a $100,000 donation from a nonprofit run by Julie Fancelli, a Republican donor who helped fund Trump’s Jan. 6 'Stop the Steal' rally.

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