The Americans for Limited Government Foundation (ALG Foundation) serves as the research arm of Americans for Limited Government (ALG), a libertarian-leaning nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing the size and scope of government, protecting individual rights, promoting federalism, and challenging the administrative state. Established to conduct policy research and publish reports aimed at limiting government intervention, the Foundation focuses on issues such as regulatory reform, fiscal conservatism, and opposition to expansive federal agencies. It operates alongside its parent 501(c)(4) organization, ALG, which engages in advocacy and campaigns, including efforts to defund the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and initiatives like DivestChinaNow.org to address perceived economic dependencies on foreign powers. Headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, the ALG Foundation has been instrumental in producing analyses and recommendations on topics ranging from labor management standards to government spending. For instance, it has advocated for increased funding and audits by the Office of Labor-Management Standards (OLMS) to counter what it views as declines under previous administrations. Funded primarily through donations, including from entities like the Donors Capital Fund, the organization maintains a nonpartisan facade while aligning with conservative and libertarian ideologies that criticize big government and promote limited constitutional powers. The Foundation's work often intersects with broader networks of influence in conservative advocacy, contributing to public discourse on policy through reports, op-eds, and campaigns. It has faced no major documented legal controversies but is part of an ecosystem known for aggressive stances against regulatory bodies like the EPA, positioning it as a key player in efforts to reshape government operations and influence political debates on federalism and individual liberties.