Community Bail Fund
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Community Bail Fund
Founded in
2020
EIN
844165768
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Advocacy & Rights > Civil Rights > Social Justice Organizations
Address
20 NORTH ORANGE AVE 15TH FLOOR ORLANDO, Florida 32801-2414 United States
Website
bailproject.org
Phone
(323)-366-0799
Email address
https://bailproject.org/contact
About
Community Bail Fund Inc, est. 2020 in Orlando, FL, helps low-income individuals charged with non-violent offenses secure bail. The fund aims to level the playing field in the justice system for those who cannot afford bail.
Mission
Community Bail Fund Inc is committed to leveling the judicial playing field for individuals who cannot afford bail due to nonviolent crimes, ensuring a fair judicial process.
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