Americans for Prosperity (AFP) is a conservative political advocacy group founded in 2004. The organization is funded by the Koch brothers, Charles and David, and advocates for limited government, low taxes, and free-market principles. Its stated mission is to improve the lives of Americans by promoting policies that reduce taxes and regulations. AFP has an extensive grassroots network that works to influence policy at the local, state, and national levels by engaging citizens and elected officials. The organization regularly hosts events, rallies, and town halls to mobilize supporters. AFP has been involved in advocacy efforts in several areas, including healthcare, education, energy, and fiscal policy. The organization has opposed the Affordable Care Act, supported school choice programs, advocated for deregulation of the energy sector, and pushed for tax reform. Critics have accused AFP of being a front group for the Koch brothers and promoting policies that benefit their business interests. The organization has also been criticized for its opposition to environmental regulations and for its attempts to influence elections through advertising and direct mail campaigns. Despite these controversies, AFP has become a significant force in the conservative movement and has helped to shape policies at the state and federal levels.