Three Nonprofits Hold Post-Election Party Outside Musk's Austin Home
Three nonprofit organizations that together took in about $56.1 million in 2024 are behind an event outside Elon Musk's house in the Austin suburb of West Lake Hills, Texas.
Three nonprofit organizations that together took in about $56.1 million in 2024 are behind an event outside Elon Musk's house in the Austin suburb of West Lake Hills, Texas. According to Fox News, it was a so-called post-election party with music, speeches and two chartered party buses. The event also featured piñatas in the shape of Tesla Cybertrucks.
The report names the groups VOCAL-TX, the Center for Popular Democracy and People's Action as the organizers. Estimates put the number of attendees at about 60 people. The organizers described the event as peaceful and family-friendly. The Austin American-Statesman also reported on it, though it chose a playful headline for its coverage. The organizers did not respond to inquiries from Fox News Digital.
The groups had previously stated that local protests arise spontaneously and from the population itself. Fox News disputes this portrayal. The same organizations are also linked to the 2025 "Tesla Takedown" protests, some of which involved property damage. Fox News puts the number of organizations behind this campaign at 258, with an estimated total revenue of $2.6 billion. These figures come from the report and have not been independently verified.
The report also points to the attention of Congress and the Department of Justice on the funding of pro-communist groups by Neville Roy Singham. According to Fox News, a poster targeting Musk titled "I Am Stealing From You" is traced to a commissioned work by the Progressive Change Institute. Musk's political spending in the 2026 cycle is estimated at roughly $445 to $474 million. About $212 million of that went to Ken Paxton's unsuccessful Senate campaign in Texas.
Fox News's account of the groups' funding and motives is disputed and has not been independently verified. The organizations themselves have not yet commented on these allegations, so the report's claims stand without their response.
Source: foxnews.com
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