A former member of the Christian Democratic Union of Germany who worked to shorten daycare hours in Saxony-Anhalt and protect parental rights, she is the founder of the Family Protection Initiative and an organizer of the Demo für Alle rallies in Hanover and Stuttgart, campaigning against same-sex marriage and other LGBT rights.

In 2014 she co-organized a bus tour to support heterosexual-only marriage in Germany with Austrian conservative activist Alexander Tschugguel.

[7] Alongside Beatrix von Storch, she organized the Demo für Alle rallies, focused on protesting the 2015 education plan of the liberal government of Baden-Württemberg, same-sex marriage, gender ideology, and demanding the protection of "traditional values".

[11] On 18 January 2020 von Beverfoerde took part in a silent prayer protest in Munich to ask Pope Francis and the German Bishops' Conference for "clarity and coherence" and to end "dissimulation and deception" in the Catholic Church in Germany.

She protested alongside other conservative Catholic leaders and activists including Tschugguel, Roberto de Mattei, Gabriele Kuby, and Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò.

The group, protesting under the name Acies Ordinata, included 130 members of the laity from Germany, Austria, Italy, Brazil, Chile, Canada, and the United States.

[1] In 2015, an arson attack was made against Von Beverfoerde and her family when a car was set on fire on the premises of her husband's business.