Fox offers 100% donation match to Satanic Temple, Planned Parenthood , SPLC for employees

In a report from Blaze Media, insiders at the company have revealed that Fox helps to subsidize groups that would seem to fly in the face of the views and values of the media company's viewership.

An app called "FoxGiving," made available to Fox employees, is intended to facilitate charitable giving for its employees. Fox will match up to $1,000 to various organizations if they are approved by the company's standards.

Included in charitable organizations that are accepted by Fox for donation matches in the array charities are the Satanic Temple, Planned Parenthood, and the Trevor Project.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which has been described as a "highly profitable scam" by one of its own employees, is also available for donation match.

In a picture of the internal donations page, it shows that the Trevor Project, Satanic Temple, and the SPLC are available for a 100 percent donation match.

All matches to the donations are labeled, "Matching by FOX."

A source with knowledge of the inner workings of Fox told The Post Millennial that while they do provide matching funds to these groups, they also "provide company matches to many conservative organizations via the same platform - Benevity - which has thousands of charities that Fox Corp employees can choose to donate to and have their donations matched."

Those groups include Moms for Liberty Foundation, several NRA affiliated groups, The American Conservative Union, the Home School Legal Defense Association, Americans United for Life, and Turning Point USA."

Fox also gives matching to thousands of Christian churches, organizations, and schools.

A picture of the organization profile from the donation page details the charity's mission and about page. Planned Parenthood's reads, "We ae a trusted health care provider, an informer educator, a passionate, advocate."

"Planned Parenthood is a respected leader in educating Americans about reproductive and sexual health. We deliver comprehensive sex education that empowers women, men, teens and families to make informed choices," it continues.

One current employee at Fox said, "Fox pretends to care about Christians, but some of the stuff they push internally suggests otherwise. Glory holes, trans surgeries for kids, and potential donations to Satan are a huge slap in the face to every Christian at the company, and we resent it."

"It offends me personally that this company acts like they support Christians and yet they’re literally willing to match $1,000 donation to the Satanic Temple," the employee continued.

Policy from the internal donations program reveal that the company "will not match or provide volunteering rewards... to organizations that discriminate on the basis of a personal characteristic or attribute, including, but not limited to, age, disability, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity characteristics or expression… in its selection of recipients of the organization’s services, funds, or other support; in delivery of services; or in its employment practices."

Further, it states that Fox will not make "donations made to organizations that are private and non-operating, or political, religious, or fraternal in nature.”

A second Fox employee was disappointed in the "mismatch in values" that the company portrays to the public while "most people in the C-Suite disagree with their audience's values."

This story has been updated with comments from a source with knowledge of the inner workings of Fox.