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By supporting Equal Justice Works, you are helping to launch the next generation of public interest attorneys who will provide legal services to thousands each year and ensure that the poorest and most vulnerable among us have access to justice and quality legal representation.

If you have any questions regarding our fundraising programs, or would like information about making a contribution, please contact David Simmons, Director of Development, at (202) 466-3686, ext 115.

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2012 Awards Dinner

10-25-2012

Save the date! The 2012 Equal Justice Works Awards Dinner is Thursday, October 25, 2012 in Washington, D.C. at the Ronald Reagan Building.

PROGRAMS: 

Sponsor a Fellow

Each year, law firms, corporations and private foundations generously sponsor Equal Justice Works Fellows. These entrepreneurial public interest lawyers design two-year projects in conjunction with nonprofit organizations that have an intimate knowledge of the most critical needs in the communities they serve.

Cy Pres

Because of the breadth of public interest legal work we are involved in, Equal Justice Works is an ideal recipient of cy pres funds. Our programs provide legal services to hundreds of people in underserved communities nationwide.

Make a Donation

By making a donation to Equal Justice Works, you are supporting our work to mobilize the next generation of public interest lawyers and provide effective representation to vulnerable populations.

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