Edmund Burke Foundation: mission, leadership and finances

What it does

The Edmund Burke Foundation is the sponsor of the National Conservatism conferences. It promotes a conservatism that emphasizes the nation-state, borders and national tradition.

Edmund Burke Foundation is listed here in the category "Think tanks". A listing on 4conservative.com describes an organization; it is not an endorsement of it or of its positions.

History

The foundation was established in 2019 and is led by Yoram Hazony, an Israeli-American philosopher and author. Its first conference was held that year in Washington.

Edmund Burke Foundation is a think tank. It is headquartered in Washington, DC. Its IRS tax status is 501(c)(3). Like other organizations in this collection, it is described here from its own published material and from public records, and the facts on this page are limited to what those sources state.

Leadership and funding

It is funded by donations and files a Form 990, shown here.

The IRS figures on this page come from the latest Form 990 filing that ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer lists for the organization, for tax year 2022: total revenue of $1.4 million, total expenses of $1.6 million and total assets of $167 thousand at year end. ProPublica lists the filer as Edmund Burke Foundation Inc. The figures describe a single tax year and can differ sharply from year to year; check the filing itself and the organization's own site for the current picture.

Where it stands

It argues for national independence, the nation-state and national traditions as a basis for conservative politics.

These summaries reflect the organization's own stated mission and publicly known activities as of the date below; they are neutral descriptions, not evaluations. Related organizations on this site include Claremont Institute, American Compass, Hudson Institute.