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Building a Better Education for Georgia Students

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Since 2015, we've been helping eligible Pre-K through 12th grade students gain access to better educational opportunities by attending the Georgia private school of their choice.

Offsetting tuition costs for qualified families.
Learn About the Scholarship Program
Dollar-for-dollar tax credit for contributors.
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Special thanks to our corporate sponsors:

Encouraging Education in Georgia

A Georgia Corporation
The Alyn Scholarship Fund (ASF) is a recognized corporation by the State of Georgia and maintains annual filing requirements to remain in good standing as such.
Non-Profit

The Alyn Scholarship Fund (ASF) is a recognized 501(c)(3) organization by the IRS.  All contributions made to ASF are considered tax-deductible, charitable contributions.

ASF's Federal ID # is: 46-2082203. 

Student Scholarship Organization
The Alyn Scholarship Fund (ASF) has met all of the requirements and is recognized as an approved Student Scholarship Organization (SSO) by the Georgia Department of Education.  ASF maintains annual reporting and filing requirements to remain in good standing as such.
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Don’t miss the 2027 State Tax Credit Program

Redirect your state income taxes to help fund scholarships for Georgia students and receive a dollar-for-dollar, state tax credit.

Each January, this program opens on the first day of business with a statewide cap of $150 million. Once the cap is reached, no further contribution requests are approved.

Every year since 2023, the cap has been reached on the very first day!  So, go ahead and make your request to ensure that we can submit your information as soon as the fund reopens.

Submit Your Contribution Request Today

It's Your Money. Your Choice.

School Choice

The Alyn Scholarship Fund helps to make K-12 education a financially viable option for families. Through your contributions, parents can provide their children with an educational environment that best suits their needs.

Taxpayer Choice

Georgia taxpayers can redirect a portion of their state income taxes to help students attend a GA private school of their choice.  

US taxpayers can redirect a portion of their federal income taxes to help students offset educational costs at public, private and religious schools.

Scholarship Choice

For a Georgia Education Tax Credit scholarship, parents apply through the private school their child attends. 

For a Federal Scholarship, parents apply directly through the Alyn Scholarship Fund  (begins 2027-28 school year)

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