Partner with a Financially Responsible Ministry

Liberty Counsel does not charge clients for representation, so we depend on individuals, groups and churches that care about advancing religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the family. The ministry is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Tax-deductible donations are gratefully accepted.

LC’s fiscal year ends June 30, then financials are prepared by a CPA the next year following a rigorous audit. Page 2 of the statements show that for the two-year period July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024, the ministry received $27,791,736 of revenue, including $18,161,060 from our generous donors, and $9,630,676 of other income (non-donor income, investments, and court-awarded attorneys’ fees.)

Note that other income exceeded fundraising costs ($769,729) plus administrative costs ($2,847,279), so that 100% of the monetary contributions from donors went directly to our vital educational and legal programs. LC also operates on a debt-free basis.

LC Founder & Chairman, Mathew Staver has served with Michael Batts, ECFA Vice Chair, as legal expert to address key legal issues affecting nonprofit organizations. At the request of Iowa Senator Charles Grassley, The Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations selected Staver and 65 others in an effort to analyze and present information on major accountability and policy issues affecting religious and nonprofit groups. The Commission was chaired by Michael Batts, founder and president of Batts Morrison Wales & Lee (NonprofitCPA.com), an Orlando-based accounting firm that performs Liberty Counsel’s annual voluntary audit. The firm is dedicated exclusively to serving nonprofit organizations and their affiliates throughout the United States.


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