Georgia Deserves Better
Over the next five years, the Georgia Youth Justice Coalition for Action is building a durable, youth-led organization that reaches every corner of our state and transforms the conditions under which young people organize, vote, and govern. That work starts right now.
In 2025, we're building a multiracial movement of young Georgians across backgrounds that will turn out in record numbers, shape the outcome of races up and down the ballot, and win material gains on issues ranging from climate justice and community safety to the freedom to learn and economic opportunity.
Our work centers youth organizing as the engine of electoral change in Georgia – building power from the ground up through school boards, municipal races, and the state legislature long before the next presidential cycle. To do that work, we need to raise $50K from grassroots donations by the end of this year.
Your donations truly power our work:
$5 for sunscreen in the Georgia sun
$30 for an organizer’s tank of gas
$50 for a canvasser’s go bag
$125 for 100 campus flyers
$250 for GYJC HQ weekly office supplies
$500 for literature to knock 5K doors
$1,000 for a youth fall fellowship trainee
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