Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Friends of Milledgeville PD Law Enforcement Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Yes—contact us to discuss restricted gifts for training, wellness, equipment, or outreach programs.

We consider in-kind gifts that align with operational and community needs. Please reach out so we can coordinate.

There are two ways to give: through the Georgia LESS Crime Act program or by mailing a check payable to the Foundation. If you are using the LESS Crime Act program, be sure to complete the state's pre-approval process through the Georgia Tax Center before sending your contribution. See our Donate page for full instructions.

Both individuals and corporate entities can participate. Many local businesses support officer wellness and community programs through contributions or sponsorships.

Recurring gifts can be arranged by contacting us directly so we can set up a schedule that works best for you. At this time, contributions are accepted through the Georgia LESS Crime Act program or by mailing a check to the Foundation.

Please reach out through our Contact page or by emailing our Foundation team. We are happy to answer questions and provide documentation for your records.

The LESS Crime Act (SB361) is a Georgia state law that allows taxpayers to receive a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit for contributions to qualified law enforcement foundations. This means you can redirect your state tax liability to support the Milledgeville Police Department directly.

Georgia donors can apply for pre-approval, make a contribution within 60 days, and claim a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit (up to program limits).

All funds are managed by the Board of Directors and are used to support advanced officer training, wellness resources, technology upgrades, and community outreach. We focus on specialized needs that fall outside the city's standard budget.

All funds are managed by the Foundation's board of directors. Regular reports ensure transparency and accountability in how contributions are allocated.