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Support a Voice for District 5 Families

Change in our schools starts with community support. Your contribution directly funds our grassroots efforts—from reaching neighbors in Johns Creek and Alpharetta to ensuring every student in District 5 has a champion on the Board.

Whether it’s $25 or $500, every dollar stays right here in Fulton to help us build a more transparent, collaborative, and excellence-driven school system. Together, we can do better for our kids.

Legal Note: Georgia law requires us to collect the name, address, occupation, and employer for all contributions over $100.

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Georgia law requires us to collect the name, address, occupation, and employer for all contributions over $100.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. Under IRS regulations, contributions to political candidates or campaign committees are not tax-deductible as charitable donations. This applies to all local, state, and federal elections, including school board races.

  • Your contributions go directly toward supporting the campaign's mission to improve Fulton County schools. Funds are used for essential grassroots activities such as printing yard signs, digital outreach to District 5 families, and community events in Johns Creek and Alpharetta. All expenditures are strictly for campaign-related purposes and are publicly reported to ensure transparency.

  • Absolutely. A campaign for our schools is only as strong as the community behind it. We are looking for neighbors in Johns Creek and Alpharetta to join us in bringing a parent’s perspective to the Board.

    Click here to complete our Volunteer Interest Form

    • Canvassing: Join us as we walk through local neighborhoods to hear from families and share our vision for a better Fulton.

    • Phone & Text Banking: Help us connect with voters to discuss the issues that matter most, like budget transparency and teacher support.

    • Host a Yard Sign: Show your support by placing a campaign sign in your yard to help build name recognition in our community.

    • Community Events: Assist with organizing small "meet-and-greets" or town halls at local parks and community centers.

    • Digital Ambassadors: Help spread the word by sharing our updates with your local social media circles and neighborhood groups.

  • Yes. An "in-kind" donation refers to a gift of goods or services rather than cash, such as providing event space, office supplies, or professional services like graphic design. Just like monetary donations, in-kind contributions are not tax-deductible and must be reported at their fair market value if they exceed state reporting thresholds.

  • While you can certainly dedicate your support to a loved one, Georgia law strictly prohibits "contributions in the name of another". This means you cannot provide funds to someone else for the purpose of having them make a donation in their name, nor can you be reimbursed for your own contribution. All donations must be made using the donor's own personal or business funds.

  • Yes. Georgia law allows corporations, LLCs, and other business entities to contribute directly to campaign committees for local office. Please note that:

    • Contribution Limits: Business entities are subject to the same "per election" contribution limits as individuals.

    • Aggregated Limits: If you own multiple affiliated businesses, their combined total contributions cannot exceed the legal limit for a single donor.

    • Reporting Requirements: For business donations over $100, we are required to report the legal name of the business and its principal place of business.