The National Legal Foundation

“The Administrator and the President jointly work on preparing the 990. Each checks the areas primarily completed by the other.”

“The governing body documents and conflict of interest statement are not made available to the public. The content of the financial statements is made available as part of the public display copies of the 990.”

“Public interest law firm statement: We sued Montgomery Co., Maryland Public Schools over its policy of hiding information from parents about their children transgendering at school. We are seeking fees. This case is in the public interest because the policy violates multiple state and federal constitutional and statutory provisions. We worked with outside counsel to defend a street preacher. Fees are being sought. This case is in the public interest because we are defending the preacher's free speech and exercise rights. We also filed 11 amicus briefs at the US Supreme Court and the 4th and 9th US Circuit Courts of Appeals representing--variously--ourselves, The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Samaritan's Purse, the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, The National Association of Evangelicals, Concerned Women for America, Congressional Prayer Caucus Foundation, The Family Foundation (VA), The Family Foundation (KY), Illinois Family Institute, Wisconsin Family Action, Pacific Justice Institute, International Conference of Evangelical Chaplain Endorsers, Family Watch International, Founding Freedoms Law Center, Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of America, Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic Anglican Church of North America, Columbia Union Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists, Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, Anglican Church of North America, Christian Legal Society, and Veterans in Defense of Liberty. We did not seek fees in these cases. Each case was in the public interest because it involved protecting either the unborn or constitutional and statutory rights related to free exercise, free speech, free assembly, or free association. Finally, we updated our annual 159-page packet of 32 model bills and resolutions for the use of the Congressional Prayer Caucus Foundation. This effort was in the public interest because each bill or resolution deals with issues relating to free speech and free exercise of religion.”