Georgia Public Policy Foundation
Changing Georgia Policy, Changing Georgians' Lives
Since 1991
Since 1991
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There are many ways to get involved with the Foundation. Click on one of the links on the right to find out how you can become a Member, stay informed about what we are doing, be an advocate, find out how to benefit from the Foundation’s work if you are a Legislator, find out more about our many events or volunteer.
Our Supporters
"I thank you for what you do... You take on tough questions, you apply innovative thinking, you push for action, and you do it all without regard to politics.
" - President George W. Bush
"Congratulations to GPPF on 20 years of success in promoting liberty! Georgia is lucky to have GPPF on the front lines for freedom. Here's to the next 20 years!
" - Tracie Sharp, president of the State Policy Network
"For over a decade, GPPF has been my trusted provider of factual, innovative, market-based solutions for the greatest issues facing our communities. I am a proud supporter of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation and encourage you to investigate GPPF, too.
" - Brett Harrell, former Snellville mayor, current Georgia state representative
"As a non-profit executive I understand the importance of supporting those organizations you believe are making a difference. As an economic educator, I am always looking for thought-provoking ideas and credible information. That’s what I get from the Foundation – fresh ideas from a well managed organization.
" - David V. Martin, executive director, Georgia Council on Economic Education
"I can assure you – from the vantage of a non-profit think tank in Washington, D.C., with much the same principles as GPPF – that the work that we do simply would not be possible if it were no for the important work that GPPF does.
" - Arthur Brooks
"The Georgia Public Policy Foundation has been doing important work for the free enterprise movement for the past 20 years. I can assure you from the vantage of a non-profit think tank in Washington, D.C. with much the same principles as GPPF that the work we do simply would not be possible if it were not for the important work that GPPF does. We see it, we understand it, it is an inspiration to us, it is the kind of thing that will translate into the important work that we can do in Washington, D.C. We thank you very much for that.
" - Arthur Brooks, President, American Enterprise Institute
