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The Do Good Fund, Columbus

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Museum · Open Wednesday-Friday 1-5 PM | Saturday 10 AM-3 PM

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Open Wednesday-Friday 1-5 PM | Saturday 10 AM-3 PM.

About The Do Good Fund

The Do Good Fund is a museum-quality photography collection based in Columbus, Georgia, focused on images of the American South since World War II. Visitors browse and view photographs from more than 900 works by renowned artists, including more than twenty Guggenheim Fellows, alongside images by emerging and lesser-known regional photographers. The gallery displays rotating exhibitions drawn from the collection, with current work on view in the gallery space. The Do Good Fund makes its photographs accessible through exhibitions at regional museums, nonprofit galleries, and nontraditional venues. The organization pairs each exhibition with community-based programming to deepen engagement with the work. The collection spans documentary and artistic approaches to Southern life and landscape captured over decades. A visit suits anyone interested in American photography, regional history, or contemporary curatorial practice.

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Hours: Wednesday-Friday 1-5 PM | Saturday 10 AM-3 PM

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What’s on at The Do Good Fund

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Aug 15 – Oct 17Season

The Royals

The Do Good Fund Salon & Gallery displays work by Adair Freeman Rutledge in an exhibition running through mid-October.

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“August 15-October 17”

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