Fox News Reports: Several of the country's largest and most influential corporations pose a "high risk" of canceling a contract or client or of boycotting, divesting or denying services for purely ideological reasons, according to a new report.

The 1792 Exchange, a nonprofit committed to protecting other nonprofits, small businesses, individuals and philanthropic organizations from "woke capitalism," released the report to spotlight companies that are undermining free speech and free enterprise by prioritizing ideology in their business practices — often with the financial backing of unbeknownst Americans who invested to make a profit, not to pursue a political cause.

The report was also designed to highlight "reliable and respectful" vendors that are less likely to cancel a contract or deny services based on views or beliefs.

"We want to equip and protect small businesses and nonprofits and families as they're making decisions," said Paul Fitzpatrick, president of the 1792 Exchange. "This report is one data point, not intended to provide investment advice or evaluate the quality of services. We want people to do their own homework. But we also want them to be informed — and for employees to understand what employers are doing, to be empowered and knowledgeable to act in their own interests."