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The 200 Club
Founded in 2000 and based in Savannah, the 200 Club provides immediate financial assistance, a fully funded college education, holiday meals, and ongoing family support to the families of law enforcement officers and firefighters killed or critically injured in the line of duty across a 20-county area of Georgia and South Carolina. It reports having given over $3.8 million to support those families.
- Cost
- Not stated on the org's own site
- Coverage
- 20 counties across Coastal Georgia and South Carolina (Georgia)
- Eligibility
- Line-of-duty benefit for firefighters and law enforcement officers who are active members of their departments.
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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