Funeral Consumers Alliance of Georgia, Inc.
Cremation, Burial & Funeral Options for Georgians
Use the table below to find pricing information for Georgia’s funeral homes, mortuaries, and crematories. • How to Use the Table • Explanation of Direct Cremation and Immediate Burial Packages • FCAGA’s Price List Policy • Contact Info for Georgia’s Funeral Homes Contact Info for Georgia’s Funeral Homes
DeKalb County has an Indigent Burial Assistance Program required by Georgia law — but finding information about it takes persistence. Here is what FCAGa found.Continue reading Dead Broke & Dead: I Found the Flyer — And Now I Have Questions
I filed a public records request with DeKalb County launching a county-by-county analysis of the Georgia Indigent Burial programContinue reading Dead Broke & Dead: Georgia Indigent Burial Review
Her expertise spans three critical areas where policy innovation could make a difference: tax-advantaged savings structures (similar to education and retirement accounts), consumer protection in death care (ensuring transparency and fairness), and funeral poverty prevention (helping families avoid debt-driven decisions during vulnerable times).Continue reading New Ways to Plan & Pay for Final Expenses
Through podcasts, interviews, and conferences—including Good Grief, American Weddings, and SevenPonds—Sara has elevated consumer understanding of cost, care, and choice in funeral practices Continue reading Replacing Funeral Myths with Facts
Every year, hundreds of people in communities across America die with no one to claim them. Prickett’s work shines a light on these forgotten lives and deaths, asking hard questions about what our practices around death say about our values and responsibilities to one another.Continue reading What Happens When No One Claims a Body?
FCAGa Indigent Burial Guidelines Urgent Help with Indigent Burial or Cremation in Georgia Because you are reading this, someone you care about has passed away or may be near death — and you don’t know how you or the family will be able to pay for burial or cremation. You are not alone. Many GeorgiansContinue reading Indigent Burials Guidelines