Find Legal Services Nonprofits and Charities

  avh316 wrote:

Pro Bono Partnership allows attorneys to select volunteer projects of vary complexity and time commitment based on their availability. PBP's team makes the volunteer process seamless, and allows attorneys to learn about and assist deserving non-profits... more »

  alysonv wrote:

I am attorney that has been doing pro bono work for Partners for Women and Justice for nearly seven years. Partners for Women and Justice does the invaluable service of helping women escape abusive relationships and obtain the protection they so badly... more »

  Patricia Fernandez-Kelly wrote:

The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund is an extraordinary organization founded in 2004 by local volunteers concerned about the treatment of immigrants in Central New Jersey. Committed volunteers have collaborated with LALDEF's executive... more »

  alamrin wrote:

Great vision and cause. Brilliant attorneys with strong commitment to social justice. more »

  mgibbons1513 wrote:

I have been on the Young Professional's Board at ILAO for 4 years now and have enjoyed every moment! The group's offering is vital to those in Illinois who don't know where to go when they need to navigate a complicated legal system. On top of that,... more »

  DAwerkamp wrote:

I volunteer with Step Up To Justice because, when my law partner told me about it, I checked it out and found that it is providing a very important service to those who cannot afford to pay an attorney for help with their legal issues. I also saw that... more »

  tj007 wrote:

They are blood sucking group of lawyers who use the proposition 65 to treat various companies to sue. And they fatten their belly with the settlement. these type of blood suckers ruin great state of CA. more »

  Mike_Cramer wrote:

CARPLS is a great non-profit because its volunteers and staff attorneys do so much ... for so many ... with so little! I was on the CARPLS board of directors for eight years. Even though I rolled off the board years ago, I continue to support... more »

  Jody U. wrote:

Deirdre O'Connor, Executive Director, is the heart and soul of Innocence Matters. My association with Deirdre O'Connor is four years old now. She and I met in the Emory University Toastmasters Club where we discovered several common interests that included... more »

  Writer wrote:

Thank you to jllas & katija for being thr fr me and my kids. You helped me lots. Jllas helps poor immigrants like me. more »

  deb-wolf wrote:

Administer Justice is a wonderful non-profit providing comprehensive legal, financial and conflict resolution services to low income individuals. They seek to empower the powerless, give hope to the hopeless and show mercy and compassion to individuals... more »

  hillabeans26 wrote:

The Student Press Law Center is the best nonprofit in America. Here's why: *This organization offers free assistance to student media outlets in the United States. *In this way, they help teenagers and young adults understand and exercise their... more »

  LRM2 wrote:

I work for a non profit mental health center and work closly with Kansas Legal Services. The team in Emporia is always responsive, supportive and able to assist our consumers. Many of our consumers have desires to work but past life circumstances make... more »

  Tom wrote:

In my experience, Bay Area Legal is staffed by dedicated professionals who really believe in what they are doing. Bay Area Legal organized training in Family Law which featured very useful materials and presentations by family court judges and experienced... more »

  ThomasK412 wrote:

I had a great experience volunteering at Levitt and Quinn for their annual fundraiser at the Skirball Center. The work that they do is truly wonderful and inspirational, it is amazing to know that there are still good hard working people in the world... more »

  NicoletteMunoz wrote:

The Free Clinic of Simi Valley is one of the most amazing charities ever! Talk about the biggest bang for you charity dollar. The Free Clinic continues to serve more and more people each year on a flat budget, with almost all of the services... more »

  cel2 wrote:

Top notch attorney who went out of her way to help my son 1. Beat a case and 2.,be returned back into my custody. Elissa works for pennies on the dollar out of passion for change. Her program should be more supported and funded. more »

  Victoria A.1 wrote:

Migration Resource Center (MRC) is a unique non-profit located on Staten Island, New York City. MRC serves members of the community to solve their immigration and tax issues with compassion and dedication. Each case that MRC takes on receives special... more »

  Aaron S. wrote:

AARP Legal Counsel for the Elder is one of the best volunteer experiences that I have ever had. As an undergrad, I was not entirely sure how an office functions in it's day to day life, but LCE was very welcoming and helped me adjust to a more professional... more »

  Brian wrote:

IBJ is a small organization that gets big results for its efforts. Its ultimate aim is simple: end torture worldwide. It has programs in some of the most challenging countries in the world in terms of torture: China, Zimbabwe Rwanda, India. And rather... more »

  lydia1 wrote:

I am, of course, biased... but I can say with absolute confidence that WEAVE provides life-saving and life-altering assistance to folks in the DC area who are experiencing domestic and sexual violence as adults or teens. WEAVE's model of empowerment and... more »

  Elsa4sound wrote:

As an annual donor to Community Law Center, I have been impressed to witness the positive impact they have on Baltimore's neighborhoods as well as nonprofits all over Maryland. On many occasions, if it were not for Community Law Center, neighborhoods... more »

  kirk wrote:

Our Lawfirm has provided pro bono services for Prairie State Legal Services for several years. The lawyers and staff that work for this organization are to be commended for thier tireless hours in providing a much needed service to those that cannot... more »

  T. Ganzy wrote:

Members of the Center for Death Penalty Litigation’s staff were some of my first death penalty defense mentors after I graduated from law school. I now serve on the organization’s board of directors. I am exceptionally proud of CDPL’s steadfast... more »

  APlaw wrote:

I had the wonderful opportunity to volunteer for FLJC. It was a great experience. The staff is super nice and helpful! I remember volunteering for one of their Legal clinics that was located in Tampa and it was such a rewarding experience to help so many... more »

  apollo wrote:

I sought WALA's help when I had a confusing tax question regarding my art business income. WALA responded quickly with a lawyer who went above and beyond to provide the right advice for an outcome that was successful and satisfactory to all. I consider... more »

  Courtroom Advocate wrote:

I am passionate about the impact of domestic violence upon family law issues and how more families can access the legal system to assert their rights beyond the trial court level. This organization is needed in Indiana because pro bono legal services... more »

  z1 wrote:

LAFLA's work with homeless veterans is top-notch. Not only does LAFLA posses tremendous expertise in this area, it delivers that expertise in a way that really empowers the recipients. Plus they do a great job of training and mentoring volunteers. more »

  katiejeremiah wrote:

Child Centered Solutions is a great resource for any families who are going through conflict, whether it be divorce, or other transition. It educates families so they are able to communicate with their children and give them a voice. The children's... more »

  mmarionman wrote:

As a volunteer, I am impressed by the knowledge and dedication of the staff. NLCHP uses legisltation,education & litigation to ensure the rights of homeless children to education, prevent eviction and denial of housing to domestic violence victims, protect the... more »

  susanstewart wrote:

It's an honor and privilege to support the life-changing services provided by FVLC, including free legal services for victims of domestic violence in Alameda County. The tireless efforts of passionate, dedicated, staff and volunteers is truly inspiring.... more »

  kerrymahedy1 wrote:

I've been a volunteer attorney with PBPO many times over the past few years. Each time I have been impressed with the staff at PBPO and the assistance they provide in setting up a meeting with the non-profit client and making sure all involved have the... more »

  docslp wrote:

Mississippi Center for Re-Entry is a great organization and offers individuals a second chance. The director, the Board, and all individual work timeless in their efforts to help individuals as they reenter society. more »

  littleduck wrote:

This is a corrupt non-profit. They don't help nobody. They're a bunch of dikes operating a fake non-profit. Michelle Siri at The Womens Law Center of Maryland Inc. is the RUDEST person you will ever meet. She treats people very bad. more »

  debra bogaards wrote:

Having served on the board of directors of Legal Aid of Marin for over 5 years, I knew what a diverse group of people....ranging from the elderly to the young children...that we serve in our community. However, it was not until I got involved with one... more »

  MHTannen wrote:

I have been involved with One-Justice for about a year and a half. Originally, I connected around our shared interest in creating an educational program that would help legal services leaders significantly improve their ability to manage and lead their... more »

  weaver.lizardguts wrote:

After a costly divorce primary custody was awarded to me due in part to my ex-husband's unresolved anger and control issues. I retained custody until July of 2010 when I went to court. He reported abuse. No one believed him. Few heard the... more »

  elia wrote:

Hello, My name is Elmira. I want to tell how thankfull i am for the help from this great organization! I've been blessed to meet Ana Corson - former staff of Pisgal Legal Services and i received so much help and compassion. This great organization helped... more »

  jerrythefaerie wrote:

I had a very bad experience with this group that is supposed to help people with AIDS on small fixed disability incomes with pro-bono advice on legal problems. I was facing eviction from my inexpensive rent contolled apartment of 27 years, as it was... more »

  pgrayson wrote:

Western Center is an extroardinary organization. It is unique in the state, in that its advocates are among California's most knowledgeable and experienced in the areas of health, housing and welfare, its successful policy advocacy and litigation victories... more »

  LUXIE wrote:

Rinky-dink place, hires pretty much anybody off the street. more »

  ptbarrett wrote:

The National Whistleblowers Center is vital to the development of good whistleblower protection policy in the United States. Without the advocacy efforts of the NWC, the SEC rules for the Dodd-Frank Act would have favored corporate interests, leaving... more »

  MarkDaniel wrote:

I have known CAC for 15 years, including through a more recent transition in executive directors. Has always been a great organization that serves Illinois and the Chicago metro area very well. While many view the group as one that can be problematic... more »

  Kay Locke wrote:

The Children's Law Center offers exceptional services to children who find themselves caught up in the juvenile justice system. The Center engages in addressing systemic problems inherent in the application of laws affecting juveniles in our region. The... more »

  austinvining wrote:

I spent the summer of 2019 as a legal intern at Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and loved every minute of it. I genuinely fell more in love with the mission with each matter I got the chance to handle. I will forever cherish my time at RCFP,... more »

  heresjohnnie wrote:

This not for profit was recently involved in a video that promoted the killing of a NYC police officer. Shortly thereafter two cops were murdered. more »

  Shannah S. wrote:

I have volunteered with The Southern Coalition for Social Justice (SCSJ) since its founding in 2008. Over that time I have watched it grow from a small civil rights group into a fully functioning office of lawyers, community organizers, social scientists,... more »

  Tauny026 wrote:

My experience with the Center for Justice &Accountability;(CJA) was very eye-opening and personally full-filling. CJA's work in this relatively novel area of law is extremely important for the international human rights movement and U.S. citizens who... more »

  tubmanm wrote:

The dedication of the staff at Ayuda is incredible. They work long hours because they care about the both the cause of immigration legal services and the individuals they serve. As a board member, I am continually about the long hours and weekends that... more »

  msimar wrote:

The best! Civil legal aid would not be possible without the LBF! more »

  superfly101 wrote:

I was represented by NVLSP for a claim to the VA for PTSD Due to MST. (Military sexual trauma). The VA denied my claim two times and I believed I would not see justice. I feel so blessed to have been represented by NVLSP. After meeting the Founders... more »

  anjieulman wrote:

The most horrible organization, ever. 3 times my checks were late and the last one they lost. They don't even know how to prepare a P&L. They've lost my money, and can't account for it. They've cost me money, and don't care. Don't want to rate this company... more »

  Deirdre G. wrote:

Outstanding help to the poor and disenfranchised With small staff and lots of volunteers! more »

  Sara wrote:

I believe it would be helpful to link CASA and especially ENOTAH CASA to foster parent groups. This is a source for possible future volunteers to the CASA program AND a ggod way to engender cooperation from foster parents when working with CASA volunteers. The... more »

  golly wrote:

This organization does not do the work it says it does. It hires very immature staff who have no idea what they are doing. They have people who are not lawyers giving out legal advice to immigrants, promise to represent people and don't call them back... more »

  Deborah50 wrote:

I have been impressed with this organization's devotion to New York's many immigrant groups. They have successfully won requirements for interpreters to be available in schools, hospitals, police stations. They have also championed a bill to prevent employers... more »

  Heather157 wrote:

The assistance I received from the MLSA and Flint Murphit was Life-changing. My husband and I owned a welding company and were doing well for ourselves and yet both came from relatively poor backgrounds. My husband passed away and I was left with... more »

  Kate41 wrote:

GRACE is a fantastic organization! I've been volunteering with them for the past 18 months, and have learned so much and really felt like I was making a difference. I plan to continue working with GRACE in the future, as well. It's really been a life-changing... more »

  kbunker wrote:

Dedicated to serving the needs of abandoned, abused, neglected and at-risk children. Provide services such as provinging lawyers for abused kids, education advocates to work in the schoolsystem and needed basics such as clothing and school supplies to... more »

  Ms. Sanders wrote:

As a volunteer and organizer, I am impressed by the personal attention that the agency provides; either through their workshops or office interactions. The staff makes everyone feel comfortable, listens to any concerns and shares information that can... more »

  dcr4ever wrote:

I am a strong advocate of access to legal aid for low income folks- clearly we have a need for that. I volunteer for and have served on the board of directors of various organizations. The law can be used as both a weapon and a shield and in the wrong... more »

  Ricgray1133 wrote:

This place is to help low income people with civil and family legal matters, how ever they go by a person's gross income. Now think about this, single people paying child support to not take home as much as their gross income suggests. My income drops... more »

  deerdog40 wrote:

Monday, May 23, 2011 Send everyone you know to Butler co, for a FREE Divorce "SOMEONE IS NOT DOING THEIR JOB" ... more »

  FFGoldman wrote:

The Community Tax Law Project (CTLP) is a unique, small agency that provides free legal assistance to taxpayers who have a tax controversy with the IRS. It is well-run with an extremely low overhead. It was the first low income taxpayer clinic in the... more »

  Wisemann wrote:

Being affiliated with this agency for a long time, it is unfortunate that I ended up with low regard of them as utterly weak in legal practice and advocating those who are marginalized even if they are the target clienteles. They only handle a limited... more »

  littleduck wrote:

I've been unemployed for 4 years. I asked Nevada legal services for help with an unemployment hearing. Staff attorney Dawn Miller was the attorney assigned to my case. She never showed up for my unemployment hearing, causing me to lose the case. Attorney... more »

  john-aw wrote:

I have been a volunteer and ally of this organization for many years. With a very small budget they do some very big work. From vitally needed services for the Latino immigrant community (like ESL and citizenship classes, legal help, etc.) to organizing... more »

  CoolMaritza64 wrote:

My name is Maritza Stancil. I'm a 64 year old woman, who is disable. I have been on Baltimore County Section 8 for 12 years. I contacted Disability Rights for assistance in getting a voucher that's now due to me. They couldn't help me, are they really... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been giving these guys money for 5 or 10 years. They seem to be a good organization that helps support whistleblowers, both publicizing their cases and providing legal support. Given the vast amount of corporate and government power that can... more »

  alexismatherlee wrote:

This service is a mockery to the idea of "help" and made the entire situation worse than if I'd simply tried to represent myself, costing me tens of thousands of dollars and then releasing me as a client before my divorce was finalized resulting in additional... more »

  SCARRGO wrote:

I have been proud to work with Amy Fitzpatrick and the amazing folks at SDVLP. Every year, my wife and I co-chair LAF-Off, a comedy fundraiser for SDVLP. We take over the House of Blues, have some laughs on stage, and have a wonderful time raising funds... more »

  jmacdonald wrote:

The folks at EBCLC are incredible. It's a team full of highly skilled, highly accomplished, and highly dedicated professionals. Many of the lawyers on staff could be out working in private practice making millions a year, but are committed to the cause... more »

  Libby_B wrote:

Alaska Legal Services and Civil Legal Aid: When Time Means More Than MoneyThere’s an old cliché that time is money, and nowhere is that saying more apt than in the American legal system, where access to justice so often depends on... more »

  DougieW wrote:

I called a couple times and wanted to discuss an issue with an attorney, but the administrative assistant who answered the phone would not connect me with nor make an appoitment with an attorney until I answered a whole host of questions. I did not want... more »

  steve19 wrote:

I have volunteered with Maine Equal Justice for a number of years now. This organization, formed to serve low income individuals with advocacy and information about state laws, policies, and rules, as well as some Federal information has often been the... more »

  Madi wrote:

My Dad was in a nursing home and on Medicaid. He wanted to return to his home, but didn't think he could afford at home care. Veterans Legal Aid helped my Dad receive valuable veterans benefits to pay for care at home. Also, Veterans Legal Aid didn't... more »

  debbie07ann wrote:

I was unfairly denied benefits that were due to my family and GLSP took on the case and were able to request and access a fair hearing trial where the wrong was made right. The representative was meticulous, professional and he walked me through every... more »

  strongnow wrote:

I am a domestic violence attorney that has worked with lifespan for many years as a mentor and friend to them and mainly the downtown Chicago attorneys. I have supported them financially by contribution and by helping them academically when necessary.... more »

  mel31451 wrote:

Housing Court: Botched My Case. Took what was straightforward and made it endlessly complicated. This case was only about money landlord claimed i owed. Recently i was told by them how much better off i am. Im not better off at all. They accomplished... more »

  Majia wrote:

It is so unbelievable, the legal aid lawyer twist law, suck the homeowners blood, represents people who hold their possessions, legal aid director stephnie open her mouse to ask homeowner (landlord), how much you give the tenant they can consider to... more »

  Adriana P. wrote:

Brazilian Alliance is the first nonprofit organization that serves the Portuguese-speaking communities throughout the Bay Area. Brazilian Alliance promotes self-sustainability and social integration of the Portuguese speaking communities through legal... more »

  johnsona wrote:

campusCATALYST is a fantastic organization. By exposing students at Chicago's top universities to the trends and challenges of the social sector, campusCATALYST inspires young talent to commit to community service. In the long run, this will help to... more »

  LoveAintFree24 wrote:

Is there a number to call to speak with someone? How many lawyers are available? more »

  toddc wrote:

DC LSIC is an invaluable organization for people in the District who cannot afford legal services. As a law student, I spent a year as an intern representing clients accused of misdemeanors in the city. The goal of the program is twofold: To make sure... more »

  koolgent wrote:

I reached to this organization for help with a legal issue in the city of Hobart Ind. The representor that call me was very disrespectful and condescending. I work part time and the representors ask me why. A question I felt was disrespectful. I told... more »

  believerb4u wrote:

My husband and I have been able to use the Champs meal program. We appreciate the benefit. Eating a balanced diet most days is so appreciated. more »

  Jeffrey D. wrote:

This non-profit does amazing work and is staffed with fun, dedicated, and honest people who truly exhibit care and integrity in assisting the elderly, as well as countless families, with legal services and advocacy. more »

  JESUS01 wrote:

THIS PLACE WAS A STRAIGHT UP RIP OFF. TOOK OVER 300K FROM MY MURDERED SISTER AND HER CHILDRENS LIFE INSURANCE POLICY AND DISSAPPEARED! IRIS SUTHERLAND- AND HER TWO CHILDREN KILLED AND THESE PEOPLE KICK THE FAMILY BY LYING AND VANISH.- MILAN ROSS KILLED... more »

  aguerra1980 wrote:

CASA of Tulare County is a Nonprofit organization that advocates for te abused and neglected children of the area. They train volunteers from the community to work with children in the juvenile dependency system, and advocate for their best interests.... more »

  Alexander P.2 wrote:

I'm a veteran of 2 combat tours that lives in a housing project where i also takes care of my mother. I seeked help while been also stressed because of the same problem. There is a hole on my mothers bedroom that was not repaired, its been like this... more »

  BUT22 wrote:

My reason for scoring this Organization are for these reason: 1. Lack of prompt returns calls or no return calls when needed. 2. Answering machine is often used. 3. Money was shown to be the major factor for the organization... more »

  Ronald B.2 wrote:

This is a worthless group of wannabe attorneys who tell you they have a conflict of interest if they don't want to take your case. I've taken two cases involving tenant landlord issues to them and both times they gave me that excuse and will not explain... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization represented a relative of mine. I have been an attorney for 15 years. I have never seen such a lack of interest in or advocacy for a client in my life. Their representation has been horrific, leaving my relative to suffer in jail for... more »

  Writer wrote:

Contra Costa Senior Legal Services is an amazing organization that has helped me more than I can describe. It saved me from losing my home. They spent untold hours, completely free, to help me. I am eternally grateful to them. more »

  Writer wrote:

did a will power of attorney for free for me and my parents. more »

  hoger wrote:

i will be very happy i work like volunteer , actually it is the first time oldest on this wonderful service . happy new year .. more »

  Writer wrote:

VITALS is such an asset for our community! Before VITALS opened in Springfield, Oregon in 2016, low income community members in need of low cost immigration legal services often had to travel over two hours to Portland in order to receive appropriate... more »

  allen1961 wrote:

my name is vivian allen call today ask legal help which receive many years many years never was reject were able receive legal full support and legal fight was won by lawyer . legal aid customer service bogus and heartless where legal action going lose... more »

  cicilin102 wrote:

United By Faith Legal Ministry's attorneys helped me win my immigration case. I was going to be deported and because of all the efforts of this great organization I was approved. Now I am a us permanent resident living happily with my husband. If it would... more »

  BShti209 wrote:

This must be a joke, Legal Services of Greater Miami is doing nothing at all to protect consumers, at least on my recently experience with the organization, my landlord has an history of rejecting to provide maintenance to the property, last time we had... more »

  Ellie7 wrote:

I cannot believe they took my disability case. Allegan Mental Health was a big help. more »

  Jamesbond45 wrote:

Really great service provided by GreatNonprofits com. and I got benefited with their service. I really happy with their best client support and I will definitely come further. I highly recommended the GreatNonprofits com.! more »

  Nene1024 wrote:

This is a grass roots organization that started years ago when a member of Alpine Country Club was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, and her friends ran a golf tournament to raise money for research in the hope of helping find a cure. From this one little... more »

  JonaLona wrote:

LegalCORPS decides cases based on total income of all members of a household (and a slew of other demographical information provided in the application). The household limit is 300% federal poverty. I live far below the poverty line, and have for years.... more »

  Bend wrote:

Montana Innocence Project uses DNA and other new evidence to exonerate the innocent. This is very interesting and detailed work. The Project is based at the UM School of Law and uses students and volunteer attorneys to help screen, investigate and litigate... more »

  Joann_G wrote:

Every year at Christmas as my brothers and I were growing up my parents would do something special for others and often times we would take on a project as a family. One particular Christmas that stands out for me was when two teenage boys from the area... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization helped my father from being deported. They made a change in our lives. We will never forget this. We are blessed to have met this group of good people. They helped several of our family members with their immigration cases. more »

  Abogada37 wrote:

Lawyer was assign to me when we desperate need help. She never know what is going on with case and she would say she will find answers to legal problems but never did it. This is person who very lazy and do not want to work so she go to Legal Services... more »

  TeraGoodwin wrote:

This agency has gone above an beyond for me on several occasions while I was hospitalized in an inpatient psychiatric unit. I was having my rights as a human being taken away from me because the hospital felt I was a danger to myself and was then subjecting... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Bernardo Kohler Center is an amazing organization that leverages a shoe-string budget to assist hundreds of undocumented children who have been abandoned, abused, or neglected by their parents become legal United States residents. I highly recommend... more »

  Hendricks374 wrote:

I have been a CASA for almost 6 years and have served over 8 families through the years. I am so blessed to be a part of something bigger than myself. This is a wonderful organization that supports the community but most of all changes a child's story!... more »

  hollkih wrote:

My nane is ALIENWARE I FOUND HIM ON THE GROUND OUT SIDE THE BUS STOP MAN WAS OUT BLUE PILLS ON THE GROUND CALL ME 206 825 1993 more »

  GSA2021 wrote:

I cannot say enough positive words about my experience at Family & Children’s Law Center. To say my experience working with Abby & Virginia was incredible is an understatement. Both attorneys are beyond knowledgeable & caring. And finally after a very... more »

  Patrick Townes wrote:

I really needed some direction on what to do with my issues with the VA, and the Veterans Law Center was there all the way! Judge Moroz and his team do a great job! God bless them and all of our military veterans!!! more »

To support vulnerable individuals who need help with any aspect of life management due to age, disability or family circumstance more »

Procuring and training community volunteers to serve as court appointed special advocates in child abuse and neglect proceedings... more »

Each year, hundreds of Middlesex County children spend time in foster care. Often confused, frightened and caught in multiple... more »

Explore and identify new approaches to and resources for the provision of legal services to the poor, disadvantaged, and others... more »

Provide legal resources to members of the free and open source software community. more »

To provide a competent, responsible, and compassionate court-appointed community volunteer to advocate for each child who faces... more »

Oregon defense attorney consortium (odac), inc is a non-profit corporation dedicated to improving the criminal justice system... more »

To provide quality pro bono legal services to indigent individuals with meritorious civil legal problems. more »

To raise funds in support of access to the legal system and diversity in the legal profession. more »

Worker justice center of new york, inc. (wjcny) pursues justice for those denied human rights with a focus on agricultural and... more »

By providing essential and exceptional free legal services, Public Benefits Attorneys, Inc. (PBA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit,... more »

To provide support, accompaniment, advocacy, options, legal representation and specialized legal services to victims of domestic... more »

Training low -income workers on basic labor rights, educating the pulic about labor conditions in the logistics industry, advocating... more »

Cancer legal line's mission is to alleviate the legal stressors faced by cancer patients and their loved ones via the provision... more »

The mission of federal defenders of western north carolina, inc. Is to provide high quality representation to indigent defendants.... more »

Provide free legal advice & representation to low-income residents of alameda county who generally are 60 years of age and older;... more »

CASA of Pueblo's mission is to advocate for abused and neglected children by providing a voice in the courts and in the community... more »

International legal advocacy more »

Legal Defense of indigent more »

Mountain state justice provides free legal services to low income people in west virginia and assures that low income people have... more »

To provide low and no-cost legal services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. more »

The gsba provides opportunities for new and experienced attorneys to collectively tackle challenges that improve the lives of... more »

Fighting the legal issues that put people in poverty, trap people in poverty, and punish people for being in poverty. more »

Legal aid for low income persons. more »

The Innocence Project of South Dakota's mission is to investigate inmate claims of unjust incarceration and to seek to reopen... more »