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AFC, alongside scholarship-granting organizations, advocates for tax credit-funded school choice programs.

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AFC, alongside scholarship-granting organizations, advocates for tax credit-funded school choice programs.

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  1. Advocacy groups are facing pressure regarding educational funding flows, including out-of-state donations targeting Illinois taxpayers and policy divergence on school choice and tax credits.Sub-event
  2. AFC published estimates regarding the eligibility criteria for the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC).Sub-event
  3. AFC advocates for tax credit-funded school choice programs.1 source

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