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By donating* to the fund, you’ll help cover the costs incurred in the quest for open government — including payments for public records, legal fees associated with open government law disputes, and digital media campaigns to heighten awareness on issues.
Each month, an “Accountability Report” will be published highlighting the number of counties covered, public meetings streamed, requests for public records filed, and investigative hours spent advocating for public oversight.
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AllOnGeorgia Accountability Fund
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Statesboro, GA 30459
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— Hugo Black, Former Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
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