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Nonprofits›Club For Growth Foundation Inc

Community Improvement & Capacity Building

Club For Growth Foundation Inc

WASHINGTON, DC

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Total revenue

$2.2M

Total expenses

$1.7M

Net assets

$1.8M

Grants received

$8.0M

24 grants

EIN

822552404

Tax year

2024

Mission

The club for growth foundation was formed to educate the public about the value of free markets, pro-growth policies and creating economic prosperity.

Programs

3 programs

Nonpartisan vote studies: the organization published a nonpartisan vote study on congress to see how congressional members vote on key economic issues. The annual publication looks at the most important votes from each congress on economic topics ranging from spending to taxes to regulation to trade. The studies provide vote explanations and a score for each member of congress. Additionally, a similar program also occurred on a state level.

Expenses: $280K

Educational events and forums: the organization hosted public policy events and forums that educate attendees on economic conservatism. Interesting and qualified speakers address a range of economic issues and teach attendees best practices to communicate with the public and media on important issues.

Expenses: $190K

Other programs run during the year included policy papers and white papers on current issues with a focus on economic conservatism as well as grants made to other 501(c)(3) organizations for general support.

Expenses: $157KGrants: $25K