Thank you for helping make victory possible!
Last year, we received 6,512 requests for legal help from people like you—business owners, ministry workers, counselors, students, parents—brave people who are seeking justice and need someone to advocate for them. Whether they face censorship, government intrusion into their families, or threats to their fundamental, God-given rights, our clients receive representation in court free of charge—thanks to the generosity of friends like you.
Your partnership is critical to…
… Winning at the U.S. Supreme Court
Last June, we were honored to win our 15th Supreme Court victory since 2011—a monumental “Generational Win.” Winning for Lorie Smith in 303 Creative v. Elenis is a free speech win for all.
Get the lowdown on more historic wins
… Standing Shoulder to Shoulder with Courageous Clients
Check out just a few of the many victories for freedom that friends like you made possible over the last year.
Maggie DeJong
Maggie’s University Tried to Silence Her. She Wouldn’t Stay Quiet.
Aspiring art therapist Maggie DeJong was targeted for her beliefs—and even faced ‘no-contact orders’ to silence her. But she won her case. And her faith has been deepened.
Faith & Justice: “It has changed me. It has made my resolve much more firm.”
Kettle Moraine
A Mother Stood Up for Her Child—and Won
Wisconsin’s Kettle Moraine School District told Tammy they would treat her daughter as a boy—no matter Tammy’s wishes. Tammy wouldn’t stand for that.
David Bloch
David Was Fired for Stating Facts. Now He’s Been Vindicated.
David Bloch, a snowboarding coach at a Vermont high school, was fired for sharing that males are biologically different from females and that those differences give males an advantage in sports. He went to court, and Vermont officials paid the price.
His Story: “My players understand the importance of telling the truth.”
Country Mill Farms/Steve Tennes
Banned for Their Beliefs, Nearly Seven Years Later Religious Freedom Wins
For years, Steve Tennes and his family sold their farm’s produce at a farmer’s market in East Lansing, Michigan. Then, they were discriminated against for living out their beliefs about marriage and banned from the market. With the help of friends like you, they stood up—and won.
Watch: How the Government Punished a Family Business for Sharing Their Beliefs
Peter Vlaming
Landmark Ruling for Virginia Teacher Protects Free Speech
High school French teacher Peter Vlaming was fired from his job in West Point, Virginia, for declining to refer to a female student with male pronouns. In a historic ruling, the Virginia Supreme Court vindicated Peter’s rights to free speech and religious freedom.
