This summer lots of people need your help: families who live in sweltering apartments where the windows don't open, survivors of domestic violence who are afraid to walk outside, and seniors who struggle to access life's basics on very little income.
When you become a pro bono volunteer you do something very few people can do. You share your legal expertise with low-income children, domestic violence survivors, families and seniors who can't possibly afford a market rate attorney to solve their legal problems.
Read about the recent experiences of your peers and click
here to visit our website to learn more about our Pro Bono opportunities
or contact
Janet Seldon, Director of Pro Bono