We are a community

of over a million grassroots activists, local leaders and dedicated Americans who have set out to restore the principlesof limited government, free markets and individual liberty in our nation.

We educate grassroots activists and lawmakers to reform our inefficient and encroaching government back to its well-defined constitutional limits. We are loyal to no politician or political party—only to ideas.

Through our educational affiliate, FreedomWorks Foundation, we seek to permanently shift the balance of power away from special interests and back to the common-sense values of the American people.

Our philosophy is based on the great fiscal conservatives of political economy: Milton Friedman, Adam Smith, F.A. Hayek and more. We’ve brought their ideas back to the people through our published works and interactive online university. Education is the basis of any successful grassroots organization, fostering both an informed and active base of supporters.

We mobilize a grassroots army ready to consistently stand in defense of liberty. Over 25 years of experience has taught us that even the greatest ideas don’t knock on doors, give speeches or show up for protests.

Whether it’s large-scale events like the first 9/12 Taxpayer March on Washington, D.C. or coordinating with local groups, FreedomWorks is the best force to counter the labor unions, radical environmentalists and other groups on the Left. Year round, we host activist workshops and promote our efforts to bring the message of freedom to Congress.

To unite this decentralized movement, we’ve created FreedomConnector, the largest and most robust online activist tool for the conservative grassroots movement. It allows activists to find others, create groups and start organizing for freedom right in their own backyard.

We elect fiscally conservative candidates by translating grassroots energy into change at the ballot box. FreedomWorks PAC enables activists to transition from carrying protest rally signs, to organizing neighbor-hood canvassing walks, phone banks, literature drops, yard sign distribution, and assembling the “boots on the ground” needed to win races.

Our Freedom-Works PAC endorsement is based on principle, not politics.

“I was driving past various voting locations on

Election Day and sawall these FreedomWorks

signs with my name on it.”

—Senator Mike Lee (R-UT)

“FreedomWorks is the best in the business at grassroots organizing.”

—Glenn Beck, conservative radio and TV personality

We’ve successfully challenged incumbent Senators and Representatives in primaries and general elections— and in the historic 2010 midterms, we helped elect 82 of our endorsed candidates.

We legislate by enabling action be-tween politicians and activists committed to reducing the size and scope of government. FreedomWorks promotes legislation introduced by principled lawmakers on the inside by rallying and sustaining support from grassroots activists on the outside. This inside-outside game is crucial to the FreedomWorks model of governance.

At the end of the day, politicians are in the business of being reelected. Our efforts to educate and mobilize al-low activists to demand reform and affect legislation long after each campaign season ends.

We educate, we mobilize, we elect, we legislate and—with the backing of over a million citizen activists—we make freedom work.

our leadership

Dick Armey, architect of the ’94 Republican Revo-lution and the Contract With America, became Chairman of FreedomWorks in 2003 after serving as Majority Leader of the U.S. House of Represen-tatives from 1995 to 2002.

Steve Forbes, two-time presidential candidate and CEO of Forbes Magazine, has served as Vice Chair-man of FreedomWorks Foundation since 2007.

Matt Kibbe, a respected national public policy expert and economist, serves as the President of FreedomWorks. The bestselling co-author of Give Us Liberty: A Tea Party Manifesto, Kibbe has been with FreedomWorks for more than 15 years, having previously worked for numerous national conservative organizations.

What We believe

FreedomWorks believes in lower taxes, less government and more freedom. When

government gets out of the way, it empowers citizens everywhere to unleash

the entrepreneurial spirit of America. Put simply: freedom works.

“FreedomWorks ... has risen to prominence as one of the most influential groups in American politics today.”

—The Atlantic, November 5, 2009

FreedomWorks shares my commitment to smaller, smarter government, and has real grassroots muscle that comes from an active volunteer network dedicated to showing up until the job gets done. They are making a real difference in the battle for freedom today.”

—Senator Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina)

“They model FreedomWorks on the Grateful Dead or Virgin Atlantic Airways; they want to build a like-minded community, an endeavor that is as much fun as work.”

—New York Times, August 25, 2010

“Perhaps no group is doing more to keep Republican members in line than FreedomWorks.”

—Washington Post, November 16, 2010

What We do

hoW We do it

hoW you can help

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Get Involved:Become a FreedomWorks member at FreedomWorks.orgOrganize with fellow citizen activists at FreedomConnector.com

Invest in Freedom:For more than a quarter century, FreedomWorks has succeeded thanks to the generosity of hundreds of thousands of committed donors. If you are not already a contributor, we hope you will consider joining our ranks today. Send a contribution to:

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Donations to FreedomWorks are not tax deductible. Donations to FreedomWorks Foundation are tax deductible.

FreedomWorks educates, mobilizes, elects and legislates through a growing grassroots army of volunteer activists who believe in lower taxes, less government and more freedom.

FreedomWorks empowers citizens to reach their elected officials on both the local and federal level, shaping public policy through petitions, campaigns, rallies and protests.