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NGO's have more than $14 Trillion in total assets as of this year, while still receiving government (tax payer) grants, new data revealsAmerica's tax-exempt NGO sector is exploding with trillions in wealth that's being protected from taxation, while benefiting from taxpayer-backed subsidies and direct federal funding. Official Federal Reserve Financial Accounts data, which tracks the balance sheets of nonprofit organizations, shows $14.1 trillion in combined assets as of Q2 2025.This includes real estate holdings (like hospitals, universities, and religious facilities), investment portfolios, endowments, and other financial assets.Financial assets alone for NGOs were about $7.6 trillion in recent quarters.Analysts argue that the sector's tax-exempt status creates a taxpayer subsidy allowing massive wealth accumulationMost NGOs receive major government grants and contracts, that critic say they then use to push political narratives, like organizations connected to George Soros's Open Society Foundations (OSF)Notable OSF-funded or linked organizations:🟥American Immigration Council (AIC) — advocates for illegal migrants, helps fight deportations🟥National Immigration Law Center — Fighting for illegal migrants in court to block deportation🟥Immigration Equality — Fights for LGBTQ illegal migrants and against deportations🟥Pueblo Sin Fronteras — accused of organizing and funding migrant caravans.🟥Centro Sin Fronteras — linked to organizing and funding migrant caravans🟥La Familia Latina Unida — involved in organizing and funding migrant caravans heading to the U.S. border.These organizations have been cited in funding protests against ICE and law enforcementOther notable NGOs🟥Catholic Charities USA — provides money, food, shelter, and transportation to illegal migrants, criticized for enabling mass resettlement into the US🟥Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service (Global Refuge) — resettles illegal migrants in the US, offers legal counsel to fight deportation, accused of advancing open-border policies.🟥Jewish Family Service of San Diego — assists and funds illegal migrant services, targeted for allegedly fueling illegal crossings.🟥Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) — Helps illegal migrants resettle in the US, provides legal aid, criticized for helping illegal migrants with housing and other resources.🟥Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA) — helps illegal migrants fight deportation in court, linked to funding and organizing anti-ICE protests and riots like the ones that broke out in Los Angelescalifornia 🟥Pueblo Sin Fronteras — involved in organizing migrant caravans, accused of coordinating mass illegal border crossings.🟥Endeavors — receives federal funds for illegal migrants, criticized for profiting from and incentivizing illegal immigration.🟥Southwest Key Programs — operates illegal migrant shelters and provides aid, accused of benefiting from taxpayer-funded migrant resettlement.🟥National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC) — Fights to block illegal migrant deportations, viewed as obstructing enforcement.🟥United We Dream — Fights against deportations and to protect illegal migrants, criticized for empowering illegal migrants to remain in the US🟥Organized Communities Against Deportations (OCAD) — Fights against illegal migrant deportations, accused of undermining immigration law.ChristinaAguayoNews 🟥American Friends Service Committee — Works to keep illegal migrants out of jail, and from getting deported, criticized for promoting open borders.