Clearer connections.
The records desk
Every dollar needs
a date and a source.
Explore campaign receipts, spending and nonprofit grants without losing the distinctions that make the numbers meaningful.
Main reporting focus
Utahns Protecting Our Constitution: follow the receipts.
$3,188,670.15 in known 2026 cash receipts, with $263,033.04 in-kind kept separate. Snapshot through October 22, reviewed October 23, 2026; receipts are not current cash on hand.
Beyond the PIC • Additional Utah branches
The network does not stop at four recipients.
The four PIC-linked organizations highlighted in the interactive web are a selected group. Western Futures Fund adds other documented paths into Utah politics. The transactions below have separate dates, recipients and reporting periods.
National grant • 2024
Sixteen Thirty Fund → Western Futures Fund
$2.75 million
A separate recipient in Sixteen Thirty Fund’s 2024 grant schedule, beyond the four organizations featured in the PIC view.
READ THE GRANT RECORD →Stewardship / Fresh Air branch
Western Futures Fund → O2 UT / Stewardship → Fresh Air PAC
Western Futures Fund’s 2024 Schedule I lists a $10,000 grant to O2 UT. Stewardship’s separate contributions to Fresh Air PAC total $750,000 across four 2024–2025 transactions.
Western Futures Fund’s tax returns ↗
READ THE FRESH AIR RECORDS →Direct campaign contribution • 2025
Western Futures Fund → Elevate PAC
$35,000
Elevate PAC’s September 30, 2025 report lists this cash contribution on March 10, 2025. The state folder identifies the committee as Life Elevated, also named Elevate PAC. Elevate Strategies LLC is a separate named service provider.
The $10,000 grant is not the source of all $750,000 in later PAC contributions. These records establish individual transfers; they do not establish earmarking, identical-dollar tracing or wrongdoing.
Start with these records
Three entries into the funding trail.
Campaign receipts
Use the official portal for current disclosures. Filed reports and temporary receipts may overlap; they should not be added together without reconciliation.
Official Utah disclosures ↗Dated reports
Browse existing Utah Network Watch snapshots. Their observation dates and monitored-account scope remain part of the record.
Open report archive ↗Funding trails
Begin with the existing source library, then inspect the original filing behind each individual transfer.
Open existing funding coverage ↗Read the numbers in context.
Cash and in-kind are different.
A cash contribution transfers money. In-kind support provides goods or services. Both may be reportable, but should remain separately identified.
A grant is not a campaign contribution.
Nonprofit grant schedules and campaign finance reports describe different transactions, legal entities and reporting periods.
A chain of transfers does not establish earmarking.
Separately documented payments can establish a funding path. They do not, without additional evidence, show that a particular upstream dollar funded a specific downstream activity.
A dated balance is not current cash.
Later receipts, expenditures, loans and adjustments can change a balance. Estimates must identify their assumptions and cutoff dates.
Campaign service providers
Payments can document a service relationship. A shared vendor alone does not demonstrate coordination or common control.
Browse existing vendor records ↗Explore the evidence
See the web. Open the records.
The interactive funding web
Switch between money, the Fairness route and shared leadership roles. Every connection links to its supporting record.
Inside the Fairness Project
$1.599 million in reported 2026 cash to the PIC. A separately documented 2024 grant from Sixteen Thirty Fund. Contributor information marked restricted in its public Schedule B.
Other national funding routes
Follow the named organizations and see where identity, geography or upstream donors still require verification.