The core statistical assertion — that SPLC donor contributions roughly tripled in a single year following Charlottesville — is directly confirmed by multiple independent sources citing the SPLC's own IRS Form 990 filings. The Washington Examiner/Weekly Standard cites the filing for exactly $132 million in donations for FY2017 (November 2016–October 2017) versus $50 million in the prior 12 months; Fox News and Yahoo News independently report $133 million from $51 million. Watters stated the jump was 'from 50 million to 130 million': the baseline figure of $50 million is either exactly correct (per Washington Examiner) or within $1 million of $51 million (per Fox/Yahoo), and the peak figure of $130 million is a slight understatement of the documented $132–133 million. The rounding difference is 1.5–2.3% on the upper figure — an immaterial imprecision that does not reverse the directional implication of the claim. Per the MOSTLY_TRUE standard, the core assertion is substantially correct with identifiable minor inaccuracies (the $130M vs. $132–133M peak, and the $50M vs. $51M baseline depending on source) that do not reverse its directional meaning: SPLC contributions did approximately triple in a single year following Charlottesville. The 'single year' framing accurately describes the fiscal year ending October 2017 vs. the prior fiscal year. Minimum source requirements for MOSTLY_TRUE are satisfied: the core assertion is supported by multiple independent Tier 4 sources citing the primary Form 990 document, and the specific inaccuracy (rounding on the peak figure) is identifiable from the same sources. No corrections were issued. Verdict is MOSTLY_TRUE with HIGH confidence.