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March For Our Lives IRS 990 is out: the grift is up
- Sigiloso1776
- 17 hours ago
- 2 min read
It’s not news to folks in the 2A world that the March For Our Lives, founded in 2018 after the Parkland shooting (in reality, it was just an astroturf movement for the democrats leading into the midterms articles I did prior many year ago can be found here, here and here) has recently laid off most of their staff. They have like 3 paid people left. But how bad is it? I’ll keep it short. Here’s their most recent tax filing 2023. It’s bad lol:
Here’s where to pay attention:
Also note the grant amount under “current year”. Who’s that from? Why March From Our Lives Action Fund (lobbying arm, of course lol! Swapping accounts to keep (not so) afloat.
Don’t worry, the Action Fund is just as bad off as the foundation
Enhance:
(edit: the Foundation transferred the money to the Action Fund, perhaps to cover the salaries of the board members? See below for Action Fund Board Member salaries (not pictured is a few making only a few grand).
Either way, they’re a shell of what they used to be as organizations and are irrelevant now).
-$330k and -$235k. They’re cooked. They’re done. They’re unable to keep operations going and are running on a skeleton crew. Looks like the cocky “young people” from MSD didn’t even make it a decade until they faded into irrelevancy. Adios, don’t let the door hit your asses on the way out. David Hogg (a co-founder and new vice chair of the DNC), however, is continuing to rake in the cash, making (giving to himself) $136k a year from his own PAC. For him, the grift must go on.