Freedom House — funding-breakdown: Federal grants comprised $79.6M of $93.7M total revenue (85%) in FY 2022. Additional funding from international public agencies ($1.1M), corporations, foundations, and individual contributions (~$5.3M combined).

NoteThe source provides Freedom House's exact 2022 financial breakdown. The claim states federal grants comprised $79.6M of $93.7M total revenue (85%). Source shows: $79,606,961 of $93,705,255 = 85.0% (confirmed). The claim groups international public agencies ($1.1M), corporations, foundations, and individual contributions as ~$5.3M combined. Source shows: $1,055,339 + $1,873,651 + $1,487,190 = $4,416,180 (without donor restrictions), or $1,055,339 + $5,849,073 + $3,826,812 + $1,487,190 = $12,218,414 (with donor restrictions). The claim's ~$5.3M figure falls between these interpretations and is reasonably close to the unrestricted sum ($4.4M). The additional context about the 2025 aid freeze is also confirmed in the source: 'In 2025, the incoming Trump administration's foreign aid freeze under executive Order 14169 resulted in Freedom House terminating over 80% of its global programs.' All key figures are confirmed.