Fines and Fees Freedom Fund
We aim to help end poverty-based incarceration by strategically paying fines and fees for those who can't afford to
Contributors
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Our contributors 32
Thank you for supporting Fines and Fees Freedom Fund.
Alejandra Uria
Admin
$475 USD
Liam Grace-Flood
Admin
Caela Murphy
Admin
Tsai CITY at ...
$27,000 USD
Mary Kennedy
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$2,100 USD
Guest
$1,100 USD
Avery Gilbert
$1,000 USD
Guest
Fines and Fees Freedom Fund...
$950 USD
Eduardo
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$500 USD
Antonio Del V...
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$400 USD
Bella Gianani
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$300 USD
Matthew
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$150 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Fund disbursement
Category
Divested (fund disbursement)
from Aspiration to Fines and Fees Freedom Fund •
-$29,774.47 USD
Paid
Invoice #221720
Credit from Hannah to Fines and Fees Freedom Fund •
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #694060
Credit from Mary Kennedy to Fines and Fees Freedom Fund •
+$100.00USD
Completed
Contribution #550098
$
Today’s balance--.-- USD
Total raised
$32,585.87 USD
Total disbursed
$32,585.87 USD
Estimated annual budget
$1,759.61 USD
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News from Fines and Fees Freedom Fund
Updates on our activities and progress.
2023 Year-End Update
Dear all, We are reaching out on behalf of the Fines and Fees Freedom Fund to provide a year-end update on the debt relief and advocacy made possible by your support. Because you have supported our work - by sharing your insights, experienc...
Published on December 5, 2023 by Liam Grace-Flood
Year-End Update
Dear Collective, We write to provide a year-end update on the debt and jail relief made possible by your generous contributions. After launching our project in June of this year, your donations have relieved 6 people of $2,123 in criminal d...
Published on December 20, 2022 by Alejandra Uria
About
The Fines and Fees Freedom Fund aims to alleviate the heavy burden of criminal debt for those most at risk of incarceration for failure to pay. We firmly believe that no one should go to jail because they cannot afford to escape debt. We also acknowledge this is a systemic issue that demands legislative and policy reform. We uplift the work of advocates fighting for this systemic end to the poverty-incarceration cycle. In the meantime, we’re here to provide some relief.
This effort originated from the Strategic Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School. Through working with incarcerated clients, it became apparent that - in addition to the need for ongoing legal and systems change efforts, there are people at risk of incarceration who cannot wait for policy change. Since then, we’ve worked to help donors pay people’s fines and fees, to raise awareness of the issue, and to support the movement for systemic change.
Read more about the cause and our work at finesandfeesfreedom.fund
This effort originated from the Strategic Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School. Through working with incarcerated clients, it became apparent that - in addition to the need for ongoing legal and systems change efforts, there are people at risk of incarceration who cannot wait for policy change. Since then, we’ve worked to help donors pay people’s fines and fees, to raise awareness of the issue, and to support the movement for systemic change.
Read more about the cause and our work at finesandfeesfreedom.fund