Description of FRC Action:  FRC Action, the legislative action arm of Family Research Council, was founded in 1992 to educate the general public and cultural leaders about traditional American values and to promote the philosophy of the Founding Fathers concerning the nature of ordered liberty. FRC Action is dedicated to preserving and advancing the interests of family, faith, and freedom in the political arena. FRC Action seeks to fortify the traditional foundations of civil society through efforts to educate, inform and influence elected officials in support of the country's historic ideals of equality under the law, and the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness on which the nation was founded.

Description of Family Research Council:  Since 1983, Family Research Council has advanced faith, family and freedom in public policy and public opinion. FRC promotes these core values through policy research, public education on Capitol Hill and in the media, and grassroots mobilization. FRC reviews legislation, meets with policymakers, publish books and pamphlets, build coalitions, testifies before Congress, and maintains a presence in print and broadcast media. FRC also equips churches to transform the culture through their outreach to pastors.