It’s not too soon to file for approval to redirect your state taxes in support of Jewish education! Contact the ALEF Fund at info@aleffund.org or 404-870-1635 and we’ll show you how. We’ll even file your forms for you if you want! If not, you’ll find everything you need on this website to do it yourself. Don’t wait!

Explore this website to learn how you can re-direct your state taxes and help support — at virtually no cost to you — a Jewish student to get a Jewish education who could not otherwise afford one.

In 2008, the Georgia General Assembly passed House Bill 1133, which was signed into law by Governor Sonny Perdue.  The new law allows Georgia residents to redirect a portion of their state income tax to scholarships for public school students and those entering kindergarten who want to attend private schools. Scholarships are awarded through School Scholarship Organizations (SSO’s) such as the ALEF Fund.

Questions?

Douglas Stein from Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP has put together some information for attorneys and accountants to better understand the tax benefits of donating to the ALEF Fund. Review this information to understand which schools and students qualify to receive money from the ALEF Fund, how you can benefit from a tax credit, and how to receive your tax credit money. To download this information, click here.

Contact the ALEF Fund at Info@ALEFfund.org or 404-870-1635.