The Biggest 30: Donate Now

Your Generous Gift Today Will Help Continue This Year’s Historic Impact on Religious Liberty

There is something about 30. As we celebrate Kelly Shackelford’s 30th Anniversary of leading the fight for religious liberty in America, we find ourselves right in the middle of a year of historic opportunities, challenges and victories that will set the course of religious liberty for the next 40 to 50 years.

In fact, by June 30, we could very well win a landmark case at the U.S. Supreme Court protecting veterans memorials all across the country – including those in Arlington National Cemetery. (We hope you’ll stay-tuned for more news on our Bladensburg WWI Veterans Memorial case coming out any day now).

But that’s just the beginning.

The momentum – or rather “the movement” – that’s occurring right now on the religious liberty front in America, and in the federal judiciary, is unlike anything we’ve seen in the past 30 years of being on the frontlines.

I’m sure you’ll agree…that’s good news!

But as you can imagine, our fight comes with a cost. These unprecedented opportunities have demanded more and more of our time, staff and resources than ever before. So whether you’re one of the thousands of supporters who’ve blessed us with your “first dollar” this year, or whether you’re a long-time loyal supporter, any size gift you give will keep on giving.

So instead of “counting down” to our June 30 giving deadline, we’ve decided to “count up!” all the unprecedented opportunities we’re witnessing right now. Here are just a few:

Providing expert analysis to help inform the White House’s record-setting efforts to ensure that the best conservative judges are nominated and confirmed throughout the federal Judiciary. Today, 130+ remaining judicial nominees are yet to be appointed to our federal courts to uphold the U.S. Constitution.
Raising up the next generation of religious liberty leaders with our national Fellowship Program in Washington, D.C.
Winning the “culture war” through First Liberty’s innovative Think Tank initiative.
Preserving the ability of Americans to pray in their own homes—a clear Constitutional right that’s still under fire even after last year’s landmark win on this issue for MaryAnn Sause at the U.S. Supreme Court.