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Why Donate?

By giving to Community Legal Aid, you give hope to those with nowhere else to turn. In supporting our direct legal assistance programs, our community outreach and education, and our ongoing policy and advocacy initiatives, you help fight against systemic issues that contribute to the cycle of poverty in our communities. You help people break out of this mold and find a way to a better life.

Your donation goes directly toward helping these individuals and families who come to us for help. Your gift helps families avoid foreclosure. It helps children with health and education needs. It helps keep adult and children victims safe from abusive environments. It helps veterans and seniors receive the benefits they need and have earned. Your gift is the difference in these people’s lives.

 

Ways You Can Help

Give Today

Make a one-time donation or become a monthly sustainer to provide on-going support. Check can be sent to our corporate office: 50 S. Main St., #800, Akron, OH  44308 or 

make your donation now online.

 

Give a gift of stock

Community Legal Aid accepts stock transfer gifts. Learn more about that process here.

 

Consider a Bequest

Make justice part of your legacy planning. Learn more here.

 

Support our Endowment Fund

The Judge Patricia A. Cosgrove Legal Aid fund was established in 2019 with Akron Community Foundation to support sustainability of Community Legal Aid's programs and future in central northeast Ohio.

Make an endowment gift

 

Become a Corporate Partner

Community Legal Aid offers a corporate sponsorship program that uniquely identifies your business and organization as a recognized partner and supporter of legal aid. This program has been specifically developed to enhance not only your relationship with Community Legal Aid, but also your relationship with the clients and communities we serve.

Learn more or become a Corporate Partner today.

Community Legal Aid may not expend any funds for any activity prohibited by the Legal Service Corporation Act, 42 U.S.C. 2996 et. seq. or by Public Law 104-134, which requires that notice of these restrictions be given to all funders of programs funded by the Legal Services Corporation.

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