celebrating service
The following organizations have been invited to participate
in the Celebrating Service Pro Bono Fair
American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia (ACLU)
The ACLU of Georgia is one of the 52 affiliates of the ACLU,
and we currently have close to 5,000 card-carrying members
and donors. We are located on the perimeter of Atlanta and
work throughout the state. Structurally, we are comprised of
two separate corporate entities, the American Civil Liberties
Union of Georgia, and the ACLU Foundation of Georgia. Both
are statewide organizations with the same overall mission
that share office space and employees.
Asian American Legal Advocacy Center, Inc.
The Asian American Legal Advocacy Center, Inc. (AALAC)
of Georgia is the first non-profit law center focused on Asian
Americans, Pacific Islanders, and Asian-ethnic refugees
(“Asian Americans”) in the Southeast. AALAC was formed
in the spring of 2010 in response to Asian Americans wanting
a stronger voice and presence in the state’s civic, social and
political power structures.
Atlanta Bar Foundation
The Atlanta Bar Foundation, as the charitable arm of the
Atlanta Bar Association, supports Atlanta Bar charitable
projects that promote equal access to justice, assistance
to youth and public understanding of the law. The Atlanta
Bar Foundation also maintains an annual grant program to
support Atlanta-area pro bono legal service providers serving
low-income citizens in Atlanta.
Since its inception in 1985, the Atlanta Bar Foundation
has distributed more than $1.4 million to fund Atlanta Bar
Association community service projects and other law-related
programs in the Atlanta area.
Atlanta Bar Lawyer Referral & Information Service
The Atlanta Bar Association’s Lawyer Referral and
Information Service (