News · Fact Check
Did Mitch Snow receive the money from the "For Mitch" fundraiser?
Snow has sworn he received none of it, and the platform records AFNPT reviewed support him. The page, created by Candace Owens, showed about $151,942 raised and does not say where the money went.
By Americans for Transparency · Published
The short answer
On the record available, no. Mitchell Snow has sworn in federal court that he received none of the money raised in the "For Mitch" GiveSendGo fundraiser, and the platform records AFNPT reviewed are consistent with that. The page was created by Candace Owens, showed about $151,942 raised when AFNPT read it on October 13, 2026, says it is not accepting donations, and does not state where the money went.
- Snow swore in a court declaration that he received none of the fundraiser money.
- The GiveSendGo records AFNPT reviewed are consistent with that sworn statement.
- The page was created by Candace Owens, not by Snow.
- It showed about $151,942 raised on October 13, 2026 and does not say where the money went.
The claim, and what the record shows
Claim 1 · Online commentary about the case
Mitch Snow personally received or kept the money raised in the fundraiser set up in his name.
Not supportedSnow swore in a court declaration that he received none of the fundraiser money, and the GiveSendGo records AFNPT reviewed support him. The page was created by Candace Owens, not Snow, and does not state where the money went. Nothing on the public record shows Snow receiving it.[1][2]
What Snow swore
In a sworn declaration filed in Harpole v. Owens, Snow states that he received none of the money raised through the fundraiser set up in his name. AFNPT's review of his declarations and the platform records found that the record supports him on this point.[1]
What the fundraiser page shows
The GiveSendGo page is titled "For Mitch" and was created by Candace Owens, not by Snow. When AFNPT read it on October 13, 2026 it showed about $151,942 raised. The page says it is not accepting further donations and does not say where the money went.[2][1]
“This fundraiser is not accepting donations at this time.”
What is not established
The public record shows that Snow swears he did not receive the funds and that the platform records are consistent with that. It does not show a full accounting of where the money went, because no such accounting has been published or ordered by the court on the docket. That remains unknown.[2][1][3]
Questions people ask
Who created the fundraiser?
Candace Owens created the GiveSendGo page titled "For Mitch." Snow did not create it. He has sworn he received none of the money it raised.
How much did it raise?
About $151,942, as shown on the page when AFNPT read it on October 13, 2026. The page is no longer accepting donations and does not state where the funds went.
Has a court examined where the money went?
No. As of October 2026 no court has ordered or reviewed an accounting of the fundraiser. The available record is Snow's sworn statement and the platform's own records.
Sources
- [1]Americans for Transparency, Mitch Snow: The Sworn Record vs. the Public Record, October 7, 2026. AFNPT review
- [2]GiveSendGo, For Mitch. Primary record“This fundraiser is not accepting donations at this time.”
- [3]CourtListener / RECAP, Harpole v. Owens, No. 3:26-cv-00556 (M.D. Tenn.), docket sheet, October 12, 2026. Primary record