How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
The Team Kentucky Emergency Relief Fund charges no administrative fees, and you'll get a tax receipt for your donation. That said, credit-card processing and treasury fees may still apply, reducing the net amount received. The online form accepts donations as low as $1 and collects personal contact information; the Commonwealth says it takes commercially reasonable steps to protect that data but can't guarantee absolute security. For adding money to an inmate's account at Hart County Jail—commissary, phone, or care packages—common options include third-party vendor portals, lobby kiosks, phone deposits, and mailed money orders. Check the facility page or vendor portal for exact steps and any fees.
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No. The Team Kentucky Emergency Relief Fund is described as having no administrative fees.
Yes. Credit-card processing and treasury fees may apply, which can reduce the net amount the fund receives.
Common options include third-party vendor portals, lobby kiosks, phone deposits, and mailed money orders. Check the facility's vendor page for available methods and any fees before submitting a deposit.
Want to help Kentuckians recover after a disaster? The Team Kentucky Emergency Relief Fund offers a simple way to donate online or by mail.
Want to support Kentuckians affected by disasters? You can donate to the Team Kentucky Emergency Relief Fund online or by mailing a check. Here's exactly what you need to know to make sure your donation goes through correctly.
