American Life League is a non-profit educational organization committed to the protection of all innocent human beings from fertilization to death. Five families founded ALL on April 1, 1979. Today, it is the largest grass-roots, pro-life educational organization in the United States.

ALL has a staff of 50 employees who work in a variety of areas

• Grassroots Activities
• Public Policy
• Youth Outreach
• Communications
• Development
• Resources

ALL is opposed to all abortion, contraception and other threats to the human person and the family. This total protection approach separates us from many of the other major groups. ALL will not support abortion-related legislation that contains exceptions for rape, incest, life of the mother, fetal deformity or other such condition.

ALL is firmly established on moral and ethical principles based on the natural law (the moral law), the Word of God and the teaching of the Catholic Church. We are faithful to the Holy Father and while we are Catholic we are also dedicated to working with people of all faiths in our struggle to restore personhood to innocent human beings from the time their lives begin until natural death.

ALL spends less than five percent of its annual budget on lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill, in keeping with the requirements for organizations that incorporate under the 501(c)3 non-profit tax status from the Internal Revenue Service. ALL strongly conveys the message to supporters and those potential pro-life Americans that the real answer must first come about at the community level, not in the Congress.

ALL does not have a political action committee, and we do not endorse candidates. Our tax-deductible status does not permit political activity.

ALL is funded by individual private donations and, on occasion, foundation grants designated for specific projects. ALL receives no government funding.

Contributors receive the proper receipt as required by the Internal Revenue Service. American Life League is a 501(c)3 organization, which means that donations are tax deductible to the extent specified in the federal tax laws.