Zachary “Liberty Troll” Kueker’s surprise mid-month dominance of the crowd source market was enough to propel him into the overall crowd sourcing lead for March but did his fundraising do in the overall race for dominance?
Kueker made the news towards the middle of month after he said that he was facing trespassing charges following an incident at a school in Florida at the start of the month. As he was notified via mail, it came as a surprise, and he immediately took to GoFundMe to get support from community.
The Florida based YouTuber quickly caught the attention of the auditing community, appearing on various livestreams in order to support his quest for donations. He stated that the last trespassing charges that he fought cost him a good deal of money and he wanted to be sure that he had established a war chest before going into a new fight.
His most successful appearance came with the exposure from appearing on Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s livestream, where DeCastro played the entire video of the incident then briefly interviewed Kueker afterwards.
All in all, Kueker’s new Stand with Liberty Against Unjust Charges campaign brought in $1,226.00 in donations. Paired with $120.00 in new donations to his Support the Fight For Our Constitutional Rights fund, his $1,346.00 take was enough to win March by an overwhelming margin.
Kueker’s closest competition was a mix between Jonathan “Frauditor Troll” Hudon-Huneault, who had the closest amount for a single campaign and SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes for closest total amount as a creator.
Reyes brought in $505.00 spread over three campaigns for the month. His Detained for MY Rights – Continuing the Fight for OUR Rights campaign brought in $270.00 for March. March saw his Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption fund bring in $120.00. Finally, his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund took in $115.00.
Hudon Huneault’s Help us Fight this anti-free speech retaliation lawsuit campaign brought in $469.00 in total earnings, including exchange rate changes and declines.
Our own Ongoing Expenses fund came in fourth with $300.00 in new donations for the month.
Finally, the First Amendment Protection Agency’s ILLEGAL ARREST DEFENSE FUND!!! Placed fifth with $295.00 in donations for the month.
Switching to the overall standings for the year, Reyes maintains an overwhelming lead with $19,777.00 in total earnings spread between $17,095.00 for his Detained for MY Rights fund, $1,977.00 for his Support The Fight Against Tyranny fund, and $705.00 going to his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges fund.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro is clearly in second place with $13,807.00 in donations spread between $13,797.00 going to his Stand with Chille, Delete Lawz, Federal Trial Feb 9, 2026 fund and his Stand with Heather Chandler for Justice fund, which has brought in $10.00 for the year.
DeCastro has halted new donations to his Stand with Chille fund.
The First Amendment Protection Agency placed fourth for the Year with $7,350.00 in total donations.
Hudon-Huneault placed fifth for the tear with $3,329.00 in donations.
Our own Ongoing Expenses fund placed sixth for the year with $1,731.00 in total donations.
Kueker is up next with a total of $1,346.00 for the year, split between $120.00 for his Support the Fight fund and $1,226.00 for his Stand with Liberty fund.
Press with Rancor saw $70.00 in new donations for the year to his Support Press with Rancor’s legal fund.
Finally, Michael “Blue Bacon” Pierattini’s Cover Defense costs Against a Frivolous lawsuit fund has had $10.00 in new donations for the year.
Christopher “Denver Metro Audits” Cordova dropped out of the race towards the end of the month, closing his long running GoFundMe campaign.
Crowd Sourcing Results
