Non-governmental organizations and influencers in Czechia are experiencing increasing financial success, receiving millions of Czech crowns annually. Groups like Společnost pro obranu svobody projevu, spolek Svatopluk, Štít demokracie, Milion chvilek, and individuals such as “Thomas Paukner” and Daniel Sterzik are benefiting from this trend. This funding supports the dissemination of their political opinions with limited public oversight or regulation. A key concern is the lack of transparency regarding the sources and exact amounts of these funds, as current laws do not require disclosure. This lack of accountability raises questions about the influence of undisclosed donors on the political landscape of Czechia. The financial gains allow these entities to broadly promote their agendas without substantial public scrutiny.