GA GOAL Tax Credit - Fullington Academy

The GOAL Program is a remarkable and important opportunity provided to Georgians by our elected officials.
In exchange for contributions to Georgia GOAL, our partner Student Scholarship Organization, taxpayers receive a 100% state income tax credit!

This is a proven opportunity that is a win-win-win for taxpayer donors, scholarship recipients, and our school community. By simply contributing to Georgia GOAL for a 100% Georgia income tax credit – in other words, by contributing with dollars you must spend anyway – you will help maximize financial aid for deserving families desiring to receive a Fullington Academy education.

Submit your 2026 GOAL Tax Credit Application today!

Five Easy Steps to a GOAL Tax Credit

About Goal

In 2008, Georgia's elected officials had the remarkable vision to pass the Education Expense Credit law (House Bill 1133) to provide families in our state with access to better educational opportunities for their children. Their legislative leadership resulted in what has been described as the nation's best education expense credit law. These scholarships use Georgia income tax credit-eligible contributions to provide public school or pre-k4, kindergarten, or first grade eligible students with the opportunity to attend private schools. Since its inception, the Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program has been leading the way in implementing this important legislation through our ethical, transparent and proven approach. Click the + below to learn more or click on the button for frequently asked questions.

GOAL limits scholarship assistance to deserving families:

Although not required by Georgia law to do so, GOAL provides voluntary guidelines for scholarship applicant household income and scholarship award amounts that GOAL's participating private schools have enthusiastically embraced. Also, in 2011, GOAL implemented a REACH-GOAL Fund that serves contributors who want to specifically target low-income families.

GOAL values the role of private school communities:

GOAL was not created merely to process scholarship applications for a fee and mail checks to parents. By involving its participating schools in the scholarship award process, GOAL has built a level of cooperation and trust with private school communities around Georgia for meeting the financial, academic, and other needs of scholarship recipients and their families.

GOAL values the role of the business community:

GOAL views its corporate supporters as important advisors and allies in improving educational opportunities and outcomes and, when desired, creates public awareness of their investment in the program and provides opportunities for volunteerism and mentoring to their employees.

GOAL emphasizes transparency and accountability:

GOAL is setting a national standard for operating in a transparent and accountable manner—adopting Model Ethical Principles and Standards and voluntarily publishing on its website GOAL's annual contribution and scholarship award results and a Transparency and Accountability Survey.

Frequently Asked Questions