The Mary Angiola Foundation is a small grantmaking organization that gives annual donations to left-leaning advocacy groups, such as Population Connection, Population Balance, and Food and Water Watch, that support global population control policies as solutions to environmental degradation. 1
The Mary Angiola Foundation’s available financial filings from 2022 show total revenues of $5,707 and total expenses of $19,545. It made $17,000 in grants, with the largest contribution amounting to $3,000. 2
Global Population Control Advocacy Grants
For grant years 2020 through 2022, the Mary Angiola Foundation gave at least $7,000 annually to environmental advocacy groups that support population control policies. Grant descriptions listed on the nonprofit’s tax filings show that many of the annual grants to environmental advocacy groups are used to spread awareness for global population control policies as solutions to environmental degradation. 1
Examples from the group’s 2022 tax filing include a $1,000 grant to Population Connection to “Raise awareness of population challenges”; a $1,500 grant to Population Balance for “Education about overpopulation issues”; a $500 grant to Earth Overshoot to “Create awareness of ecological limits to sustaining populations”; a $2,500 grant to Food and Water Watch to “Mobilize people to solve food, water and climate problems”; a $2,000 grant to the Center for Biological Diversity to “Promote the welfare of endangered species”; a $2,500 grant to the Center for Science in the Public Interest to “Advocate for sustainable, healthy food accessibility”; and a $1,500 grant to Population Media Center to “Create awareness of the effect of human rights on sustainability.” 1
