Of course they did. There isn’t a single trans agenda organized by a single group in a single shady back room somewhere, but there’s plenty of evidence to suggest that to at least some degree the pushing of the trans agenda is done through semi-organized strategy. They get into positions influence on social media and in colleges to ban discussion of the issue and only allow supportive viewpoints, so that undecided people only hear one view and think there must be consensus - we can see this with our own eyes on Reddit, to name just one, and I see it in my college. Of COURSE they use any money they collect in a similar way, to control access to funding and influence “independent” doctors to make decisions that align with what the trans activists want.

You just wouldn’t see the sudden apparent societal flip on these issues, to the point that even mildly conservative views or careful skepticism are angrily opposed, if something was happening organically. They make it look like there’s been a flip by dumping money into hundreds of gender clinics and snatching power in places of influence so they can nerf any opposing viewpoints.

The activists and moneylenders aren’t all taking direction from a single place, but its safe ant this point to say their combined efforts are at least loosely organized.