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Matthew Hayward
National Outreach Director
Before coming to work at the Freedom Foundation, Matthew worked at the Washington State Department of Agriculture, where he supervised and helped coordinate efforts between federal and state agencies, tribes, and volunteer organizations around the Puget Sound.
The year's he spent volunteering with grassroots politics has provided Matthew with many unique and sometimes controversial experiences. Some of those experiences range from successfully working to build coalitions between different factions to training and organizing volunteers to maximize their effectiveness.
If you get the chance to speak with Matthew, you will immediately notice his passion for freedom and work to educate the public about their Constitutional rights.
Public Employees Face Vaccination or Permanent Vacation
Are government unions finally starting to stand up for the workers they represent? Or are they still playing politics, trying to stop …
Still-Pending Mask Litigation Could Impact New Vaccination Regs
If Govs. Jay Inslee and Kate Brown get their way, COVID vaccinations will soon be a condition of employment for …
Union Leaders Publicly Demand Secrecy And Backroom Deals
Washington’s Spokane County is on the front-line regarding government transparency. Not only have county officials successfully concluded negotiations with the …
Union Steals Workers’ Paydays — Literally
It’s no secret unions claim to exist to benefit workers for wages, hours, and working conditions. But what happens when …
Freedom Foundation streaming live to teachers
While office visits and going door-to-door were put on hold in 2020, the Freedom Foundation continued contacting public employees via …
Bellevue Teachers Mutiny Against Union, Vote to Return to Class
Second-graders in Bellevue were back in class and teachers resumed live virtual instruction on Tuesday, but only after their union …
Over 2,000 public employees respond to Freedom Foundation’s holiday opt-out message
Every year, the Freedom Foundation teams up with old St. Nick to bring smiles to good public employees’ faces by sharing information about how they can opt out of their union and keep more of their hard-earned money in their own pocket.
Thurston County’s Farmboy Restaurant Serves Up A Heaping Helping of Resistance
A growing number of small business owners in the Pacific Northwest have had enough of our governors destroying people’s livelihoods, economic security and mental and emotional well-being with their unconstitutional lockdowns and isolation orders.
Lincoln County Handed Unsatisfying Win in Four-Year Battle For Transparency
A Spokane appeals court judge on Sept. 18 issued what should have been a decisive ruling in Lincoln County’s four-year struggle to open contract talks between the commissioners and unions representing county employees to public scrutiny.
Will King Inslee’s reign over Washington businesses come to an end?
A lawsuit and motion for preliminary injunction filed on Oct. 1 by five Skamania County business owners challenging Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s lingering COVID-19 restrictions will be heard and decided in part, tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 30.
