What kind of government did worthy poor of Georgia have?

The "worthy poor" of Georgia were supported by a colonial government that emphasized charity and social welfare. Established in 1732 by James Oglethorpe, the colony aimed to provide a new life for impoverished individuals from Britain, particularly those imprisoned for debt. The government operated under a trustee system, where trustees managed the colony without personal profit, focusing on the well-being of its residents. This unique structure aimed to create a moral society while offering opportunities for the deserving poor.