COALITION FOR LIBERTY INC

Programs

1. Our first program service area is supporting free speech where we have helped individuals who were under attack for their beliefs receive legal representation and paid for those attorneys to defend the rights of these individuals against false and malicious statements or charges. In 2025, we hired numerous attorneys to help defend the rights of individuals who were being attacked for exercising their right to free speech. We have two lawsuits that are ongoing. These are the four law firms with associated expenses: the dowling firm pllc 10,047.25 sneed pllc 11,700.50 vogel law firm 82,244.44 ward and smith 918.75

   $159,831 spentof which $6,675 as grants
   66% of program spending

2. The second program service within our nonprofit is supporting grassroots organizations,where we created two online searchable directories of nonprofit organizations that list what each organization's main focus is and what they offer, and we are attempting to match those who have resources with those who need them. The two directories are the liberty directory, which focuses on traditional nonprofit grassroots groups, think tanks, donors, media organizations, groups that provide services and support to nonprofits, legally oriented nonprofit groups, and attorneys who will provide discounted or pro bono services to nonprofits. The second directory is the alliance directory, which is dedicated to creating a network of organizations to fight antisemitism. The purpose of both directory's is to foster collaboration and help those with resources connect with those who have them. By understanding the missions and objectives of these groups, we are able to match them up with each other for networking and support. We have also attended events where individual organizations are present to assist them with protecting their members' rights to free speech, raising money, or collaborating with…

   $79,784 spent
   33% of program spending

3. Our third program service area is assisting with improving the educational opportunities for children where we have created partnerships with investment banks that will help schools obtain funding and learned how to help rural schools take advantage of the usda funding programs for low cost funding for school building or land purchases for expanding school facilities. We have referred schools over to these groups and helped them with the messaging to obtain support and donations. In 2025, we continued assisted with improving the educational opportunities for children. We have referred a number of schools to investment banks and the usda for funding options. We are working with legislators to create new legislation to protect children from harassment, intimidation, or expulsion for improper reasons. We are developing plans to help schools amend their bylaws, enrollment agreements, and employment agreements to comport with the goals of the school. We are working on helping to develop new accreditation bodies to improve choices for schools and improve outcomes for children in existing accreditation organizations.

   $3,805 spent
   2% of program spending

The 3 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $243,420.