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Subject Our Financial Disclosure
Date August 1, 2019 6:00 PM
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Dear Subscriber,


We closed our fiscal year 2019 on June 30, and can now report that FactCheck.org received $121,726 in individual contributions from readers like you.


That’s slightly less than last year, and the fourth-highest amount we have raised since we began accepting individual donations in 2010.


Thanks to everyone who contributed to support our work. As I’ve mentioned before, your support is more important to us than ever before. Our primary funding source remains a founding grant from the Annenberg Foundation. In fiscal 2019, the Annenberg Foundation grant provided us with nearly $700,000 toward our operating costs. But that founding grant is dwindling, and we have increasingly relied on individual donations to supplement our finances and continue our work.


Your donations have helped us to extend the life of FactCheck.org.


In FY2019, we also received support from the Stanton Foundation and Facebook. The amounts and details are below in our year-end and fourth quarter fiscal reports.


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Our policy is to disclose the identity of any individual donor giving $1,000 or more. We also disclose the total amount, average amount and number of individual donations. You can find more information about our finances on our website ([link removed]) .


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Sincerely,


Eugene Kiely
Director, FactCheck.org



Fiscal Year 2019
(12 months ending June 30, 2019)


Annenberg Foundation: $694,117


Facebook: $242,400


Stanton Foundation: $100,000


Individual donors: $121,726


In fiscal year 2019, we received a total of 1,768 gifts from individual donors, the largest of which was $10,000. The average individual donation was $69, and half of our individual donations were $25 or less.


In addition, we received $242,400 from Facebook as part of a national project ([link removed]) to debunk viral deceptions circulating on social media, and a $100,000 grant from the Stanton Foundation ([link removed]) , which funded our undergraduate fellowship program ([link removed]) , helped to underwrite our 2018 election coverage ([link removed]) , and provided general operating expenses in fiscal 2019.


The individual donors who gave $1,000 or more:


Richard Heller, Media, Pennsylvania: $10,000


Donald McGee, Mukilteo, Washington: $6,000


Allen Stenger, Alamogordo, New Mexico: $5,000


Bessie Rattner Foundation, Glendale, New York: $5,000


Johnson and Louise H. Clark Charitable Foundation, Saratoga, California: $3,514


Lydia Holland, Princeton, New Jersey: $1,500


Mo and Cher Willems Foundation, Los Angeles, California: $1,500


Diane Deshong, Beverly Hills, California: $2,000


Shaw Green, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania: $1,000


Anne T. Hilbert, Lakeway, Texas: $2,000


Leslie Walker Charitable Fund: $1,000


Joslyn Levy, New York, New York: $1,000


Jeffrey S. May, Aurora, Illinois: $1,000


Ashish Myles, New York, New York: $1,000



Fiscal Year 2019, Fourth Quarter
(three months ending June 30, 2019)


Annenberg Foundation: $206,308


Facebook: $64,600


Individual donors: $23,247


During this three-month period, we received a total of 384 gifts from individual donors, the largest of which was $5,000. The average individual donation was $61, and half of our individual donations were $20 or less. In addition, we received $64,600 from Facebook as part of a project ([link removed]) to debunk viral deceptions circulating on social media. Facebook has no control over our editorial decisions.


The individual donors who gave $1,000 or more:


Allen Stenger, Alamogordo, New Mexico: $5,000


Donald McGee, Mukilteo, Washington: $1,500


Diane Deshong, Beverly Hills, California: $1,000


Anne T. Hilbert, Lakeway, Texas: $1,000


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