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A Calling to Contribute
Despite ongoing challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, King & Spalding personnel continued to connect with and give back to their communities in 2021.
Our lawyers and staff formed new, meaningful community partnerships and furthered many of our existing partnerships this past year. We partnered with legal services organizations to advocate for immigrants, the LGBTQ+ community, incarcerated persons, disabled veterans, survivors of domestic violence and other vulnerable members of society. We supported organizations that do critical work to combat food insecurity, advance educational efforts and bring our communities together.
As we come together in person more frequently in 2022, we remain proud of our efforts in 2021, in person and virtually, to support our communities through pro bono work, community service and philanthropy.
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900+
participating
lawyers
and staff
contributed
to community
support
$1M+
pro bono hours
53k
organizations
supported
worldwide
100+
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organizations
supported
worldwide
100+
contributed
to community
support
$1M+
pro bono hours
53k
participating
lawyers
and staff
900+
contributed
to community
support
$1M+
organizations
supported
worldwide
100+
pro bono hours
53k
partcipating
lawyers
and staff
900+
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In 2021, King & Spalding formed a partnership with the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE), the nation’s largest nonprofit incubator for Black entrepreneurs. Through this partnership, our lawyers served as pro bono counsel for the Pacesetters program, a cohort of the most high-potential companies, providing individualized legal counsel on an as-needed basis. The team has also provided resources such as informational videos on legal topics, lectures and legal forms to support RICE’s entire entrepreneur population. More than 50 King & Spalding lawyers across eight offices worked with RICE entrepreneurs in 2021, and this exciting partnership remains active.
Hundreds of King & Spalding lawyers continued to assist Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients with completing, reviewing and paying for their initial or renewal DACA applications through our UndocuNeighbor program. Having current DACA status allows these clients to remain in the U.S. legally, to go to school and to be employed. Since the inception of the UndocuNeighbor program, our lawyers have helped more than 500 DACA recipients.
Lawyers in King & Spalding’s California offices, working with the Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund as well as local education lawyers and advocates, successfully resolved a class action lawsuit over allegations that the Berkeley Unified School District failed to identify students with reading disorders and provide necessary accommodations. Under the terms of the settlement, Berkeley schools will offer universal screening for reading disorders and implement new reading programs that have been proven effective. These changes will be implemented over the next three years, and the King & Spalding team will be involved in monitoring their implementation.
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King & Spalding lawyers from the Washington, D.C., office achieved a victory for a man on South Carolina’s death row in a habeas case challenging the effectiveness of trial counsel. Although the client’s childhood in South Carolina was marked by extreme poverty, abuse and neglect, his trial counsel withheld this critical mitigating evidence from the jury for reasons that did not stand up to scrutiny. The client’s counsel in the state court post-conviction proceedings, in turn, failed to pursue a mitigation-based ineffective assistance of counsel claim. On appeal, the King & Spalding team argued that trial counsel’s decision to withhold mitigation evidence constituted ineffective assistance of counsel. The Fourth Circuit agreed and took the extraordinary step of granting the client’s petition for habeas corpus, ensuring that the client will have a new sentencing proceeding.
Lawyers in King & Spalding’s London office represented a teacher at a top school in the UK who alleged he was fired for speaking out about the school’s policy of inflating predicted grades to make it easier for students from that school to apply to more competitive university programs. After a successful hearing in front of the Employment Tribunal, the King & Spalding team reached a favorable settlement on behalf of the client.
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A cross-office team of King & Spalding litigators, working with the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois, represented a certified class of transgender individuals incarcerated in the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) in a lawsuit for denial of adequate treatment for gender dysphoria. IDOC had delayed or denied hormone therapy, evaluation for gender-affirming surgery, placement in gender-affirming facilities, provision of gender-affirming clothing and grooming items, and use of gender-affirming pronouns. Our team presented four days of evidence, including testimony by class members and expert witnesses, showing that IDOC was not compliant with the court’s preliminary injunction in favor of the class members and that IDOC’s revised policies and administrative directives were flawed. At the close of evidence, the court issued a rare ruling from the bench permanently enjoining IDOC from delaying or denying class members medically necessary care to treat gender dysphoria for any transgender inmate in an Illinois state prison. This case will likely become a playbook for similar litigation in other states.
Litigators across many King & Spalding offices, working with national and local advocates, represented a group of immigrants detained at three facilities in South Florida who were protesting the conditions of their confinement in light of the rapid spread of COVID-19 in prisons and jails. In 2020, our team won a preliminary injunction against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that significantly improved confinement conditions, including multiple measures to lower the risk of COVID-19 transmission. In 2021, the firm negotiated a settlement agreement under which ICE is required to follow federal COVID-19 guidelines in its facilities, including maintaining a population density that allows for adequate social distancing, providing PPE at no cost, and providing unlimited soap and hand sanitizer.
A large team of King & Spalding lawyers, working with national and local advocates, has focused on improving mental health care in the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) following a 2017 court declaration that mental health care in Alabama prisons was “horrendously inadequate” and an order that ADOC reform the system. During a seven-week trial in the summer of 2021, the team presented evidence of the continued horrific and inhumane conditions. In December 2021, the court issued a sweeping remedial order requiring ADOC to remedy and improve its mental health services.
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King & Spalding lawyers from the Washington, D.C., office achieved a victory for a man on South Carolina’s death row in a habeas case challenging the effectiveness of trial counsel. Although the client’s childhood in South Carolina was marked by extreme poverty, abuse and neglect, his trial counsel withheld this critical mitigating evidence from the jury for reasons that did not stand up to scrutiny. The client’s counsel in the state court post-conviction proceedings, in turn, failed to pursue a mitigation-based ineffective assistance of counsel claim. On appeal, the King & Spalding team argued that trial counsel’s decision to withhold mitigation evidence constituted ineffective assistance of counsel. The Fourth Circuit agreed and took the extraordinary step of granting the client’s petition for habeas corpus, ensuring that the client will have a new sentencing proceeding.
Lawyers in King & Spalding’s London office represented a teacher at a top school in the UK who alleged he was fired for speaking out about the school’s policy of inflating predicted grades to make it easier for students from that school to apply to more competitive university programs. After a successful hearing in front of the Employment Tribunal, the King & Spalding team reached a favorable settlement on behalf of the client.
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A cross-office team of King & Spalding litigators, working with the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois, represented a certified class of transgender individuals incarcerated in the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) in a lawsuit for denial of adequate treatment for gender dysphoria. IDOC had delayed or denied hormone therapy, evaluation for gender-affirming surgery, placement in gender-affirming facilities, provision of gender-affirming clothing and grooming items, and use of gender-affirming pronouns. Our team presented four days of evidence, including testimony by class members and expert witnesses, showing that IDOC was not compliant with the court’s preliminary injunction in favor of the class members and that IDOC’s revised policies and administrative directives were flawed. At the close of evidence, the court issued a rare ruling from the bench permanently enjoining IDOC from delaying or denying class members medically necessary care to treat gender dysphoria for any transgender inmate in an Illinois state prison. This case will likely become a playbook for similar litigation in other states.
Litigators across many King & Spalding offices, working with national and local advocates, represented a group of immigrants detained at three facilities in South Florida who were protesting the conditions of their confinement in light of the rapid spread of COVID-19 in prisons and jails. In 2020, our team won a preliminary injunction against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that significantly improved confinement conditions, including multiple measures to lower the risk of COVID-19 transmission. In 2021, the firm negotiated a settlement agreement under which ICE is required to follow federal COVID-19 guidelines in its facilities, including maintaining a population density that allows for adequate social distancing, providing PPE at no cost, and providing unlimited soap and hand sanitizer.
A large team of King & Spalding lawyers, working with national and local advocates, has focused on improving mental health care in the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) following a 2017 court declaration that mental health care in Alabama prisons was “horrendously inadequate” and an order that ADOC reform the system. During a seven-week trial in the summer of 2021, the team presented evidence of the continued horrific and inhumane conditions.
In December 2021, the court issued a sweeping remedial order requiring ADOC to remedy and improve its mental health services.
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Fighting For Equality
Learn more about the pro bono organizations we partner with.
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In 2021, King & Spalding formed a partnership with the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE), the nation’s largest nonprofit incubator for Black entrepreneurs. Through this partnership, our lawyers served as pro bono counsel for the Pacesetters program, a cohort of the most high-potential companies, providing individualized legal counsel on an as-needed basis. The team has also provided resources such as informational videos on legal topics, lectures and legal forms to support RICE’s entire entrepreneur population. More than 50 King & Spalding lawyers across eight offices worked with RICE entrepreneurs in 2021, and this exciting partnership remains active.
Hundreds of King & Spalding lawyers continued to assist Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients with completing, reviewing and paying for their initial or renewal DACA applications through our UndocuNeighbor program. Having current DACA status allows these clients to remain in the U.S. legally, to go to school and to be employed. Since the inception of the UndocuNeighbor program, our lawyers have helped more than 500 DACA recipients.
Lawyers in King & Spalding’s California offices, working with the Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund as well as local education lawyers and advocates, successfully resolved a class action lawsuit over allegations that the Berkeley Unified School District failed to identify students with reading disorders and provide necessary accommodations. Under the terms of the settlement, Berkeley schools will offer universal screening for reading disorders and implement new reading programs that have been proven effective. These changes will be implemented over the next three years, and the King & Spalding team will be involved in monitoring their implementation.
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Ensuring Opportunity
Preserving Justice
Fighting For Equality
Ensuring Opportunity
Preserving Justice
Fighting For Equality
Ensuring Opportunity
Our pro bono work has always targeted inequality. Leveraging our legal expertise, we fight inequality and injustice and advocate for underrepresented populations.
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In partnering with the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs, the nation’s largest nonprofit incubator for Black entrepreneurs, our lawyers have worked with companies like Brown Toy Box, an educational toy company centering and celebrating Black children. Serving as pro bono counsel, our lawyers have advised on a range of legal matters and helped position the company to appeal to investors. Play the video to learn more about how King & Spalding lawyers have partnered with Brown Toy Box.
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Since 1989, King & Spalding has worked with the Fulton County Department of Child and Family Services to provide holiday gifts to children in foster care.
Lawyers in our Corporate, Finance and Investments practice partnered with Girls Inc. to provide a winter coat, a hat and mittens to every student at Young Women’s Leadership School of the Bronx. Atlanta lawyers partnered with Gideon’s Elementary School in Atlanta, Georgia, providing gifts to 40 students.
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TutorMate is an online volunteer program designed to support literacy learning in grade one classrooms. During the 2021-2022 school year, 33 King & Spalding volunteers tutored students over the course of 362 sessions.
The Washington, D.C., office has spent the past six years tutoring students at the Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change, a public middle and high school located in Washington, D.C.
As part of a summer reading book drive, the Charlotte office donated 256 books to the Alexander Youth Network, which supports children with serious emotional and behavioral problems and their families.
Atlanta lawyers and corporate partners delivered an eight-session Street Law program to local high school students to advance justice through classroom and community education. Since 1972, Street Law has developed programs and teaching materials that educate people globally about law and government.
Youth About Business (YAB) and King & Spalding conducted virtual camps in the Atlanta and New York offices. YAB Online Academy is a series of programs to develop business, critical thinking and leadership skills in today’s youth. The YAB network consists of prominent business leaders who engage YAB students through instruction and mentorship.
More than 300 lawyers and staff walked, hiked and ran 25,057 miles — the distance it takes to circle the globe — for which the firm donated $1 for every mile traveled which was leveraged into more than 250,000 meals through bulk purchasing and partnerships with food banks Feeding America and the United Nations World Food Programme, both leading the way to eliminate hunger around the globe.
The New York office partnered with the Urban Outreach Center of New York via a virtual food drive that resulted in 2,201 donations. The center is a nonprofit food pantry devoted to creating spaces of justice-centered hospitality where low-income New Yorkers can access the necessities and connections they need to thrive.
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Uplifting Our Neighbors
Uplifting Our Neighbors
Fostering Education
Fostering Education
Battling Food Insecurity
Battling Food Insecurity
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Founders Day, celebrated every year by King & Spalding lawyers and staff, is a firmwide community service initiative commemorating the legacy of service and community engagement established by our founding partners 135 years ago. As part of our 2021 initiative, the firm’s personnel took part in the following activities:
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Pandemic-related educational disruptions have impacted families in many communities. In 2021, King & Spalding lawyers and staff found ways to safely support educators, students and caregivers as they navigated the pandemic.
Despite the challenges of the past two years, our communities feel stronger, more resilient and more connected than ever.
Learn more about our commitment to community service and the organizations we partner with.
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Administrative professionals and paralegals created 100 snack packs for the Atlanta Children’s Shelter and Prevent Child Abuse Rockdale as part of United Way’s “Unite for Service” week. Atlanta staff and associates provided 200 lunch bags for summer camp children at the Andrew P. Stewart Center.
Volunteers in Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Singapore and Washington, D.C., participated in food drives and fundraising for local area food banks.
In February 2021, snow and ice storms in Texas created a need for water and nonperishable food items for our Austin office employees. As a result of great generosity, more items were donated than were needed. The extra items were donated to a University of Texas local food pantry to provide for snowbound students.
The Singapore office participated with Willing Hearts to raise money to provide meals to the underprivileged, needy and marginalized members of our society.
The Chicago office delivered gifts for more than 100 preschoolers and kindergartners at two schools: Nash Elementary and the Smyth School. A total of 316 gifts were distributed.
The Houston office participated in an Adopt-an-Angel program, providing gifts to 125 underprivileged children at 10 partner schools and organizations in the Houston area.
The Charlotte office provided 10 children with all the items on each child's Christmas wish list through the Alexander Youth Network. At Covenant Village Assisted Living, 60 residents received Christmas bags full of hygiene products, socks and candy. Fifty children and teens at Levine Children’s Hospital were given “Santa Bags” full of gifts along with candy treats. At The Relatives, teenage girls and boys were given stockings filled with age-appropriate gifts, and meals were provided on December 22, 2021.
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The Chicago office delivered gifts for more than 100 preschoolers and kindergartners at two schools: Nash Elementary and the Smyth School. A total of 316 gifts were distributed.
The Houston office participated in an Adopt-an-Angel program, providing gifts to 125 underprivileged children at 10 partner schools and organizations in the Houston area.
The Charlotte office provided 10 children with all the items on each child’s Christmas wish list through the Alexander Youth Network. At Covenant Village Assisted Living, 60 residents received Christmas bags full of hygiene products, socks and candy. Fifty children and teens at Levine Children’s Hospital were given “Santa Bags” full of gifts along with candy treats. At The Relatives, teenage girls and boys were given stockings filled with age-appropriate gifts, and meals were provided on December 22, 2021.
Since 1989, King & Spalding has worked with the Fulton County Department of Child and Family Services to provide holiday gifts to children in foster care.
Lawyers in our Corporate, Finance and Investments practice partnered with Girls Inc. to provide a winter coat, a hat and mittens to every student at Young Women’s Leadership School of the Bronx. Atlanta lawyers partnered with Gideon’s Elementary School in Atlanta, Georgia, providing gifts to 40 students.
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Despite the challenges of the past two years, our communities feel stronger, more resilient and more connected than ever.
Uplifting Our Neighbors
TutorMate is an online volunteer program designed to support literacy learning in grade one classrooms. During the 2021-2022 school year, 33 King & Spalding volunteers tutored students over the course of 362 sessions.
The Washington, D.C., office has spent the past six years tutoring students at the Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change, a public middle and high school located in Washington, D.C.
As part of a summer reading book drive, the Charlotte office donated 256 books to the Alexander Youth Network, which supports children with serious emotional and behavioral problems and their families.
Atlanta lawyers and corporate partners delivered an eight-session Street Law program to local high school students to advance justice through classroom and community education. Since 1972, Street Law has developed programs and teaching materials that educate people globally about law and government.
Youth About Business (YAB) and King & Spalding conducted virtual camps in the Atlanta and New York offices. YAB Online Academy is a series of programs to develop business, critical thinking and leadership skills in today’s youth. The YAB network consists of prominent business leaders who engage YAB students through instruction and mentorship.
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Pandemic-related educational disruptions have impacted families in many communities. In 2021, King & Spalding lawyers and staff found ways to safely support educators, students and caregivers as they navigated the pandemic.
Fostering Education
Learn more about our commitment to community service and the organizations we partner with.
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Administrative professionals and paralegals created 100 snack packs for the Atlanta Children’s Shelter and Prevent Child Abuse Rockdale as part of United Way’s “Unite for Service” week. Atlanta staff and associates provided 200 lunch bags for summer camp children at the Andrew P. Stewart Center.
Volunteers in Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Singapore and Washington, D.C., participated in food drives and fundraising for local area food banks.
In February 2021, snow and ice storms in Texas created a need for water and nonperishable food items for our Austin office employees. As a result of great generosity, more items were donated than were needed. The extra items were donated to a University of Texas local food pantry to provide for snowbound students.
The Singapore office participated with Willing Hearts to raise money to provide meals to the underprivileged, needy and marginalized members of our society.
More than 300 lawyers and staff walked, hiked and ran 25,057 miles — the distance it takes to circle the globe — for which the firm donated $1 for every mile traveled which was leveraged into more than 250,000 meals through bulk purchasing and partnerships with food banks Feeding America and the United Nations World Food Programme, both leading the way to eliminate hunger around the globe.
The New York office partnered with the Urban Outreach Center of New York via a virtual food drive that resulted in 2,201 donations. The center is a nonprofit food pantry devoted to creating spaces of justice-centered hospitality where low-income New Yorkers can access the necessities and connections they need to thrive.
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Founders Day, celebrated every year by King & Spalding lawyers and staff, is a firmwide community service initiative commemorating the legacy of service and community engagement established by our founding partners 135 years ago. As part of our 2021 initiative, the firm’s personnel took part in the following activities:
Battling Food Insecurity
Uplifting Our Neighbors
Fostering Education
Battling Food Insecurity
Uplifting Our Neighbors
Fostering Education
Battling Food Insecurity
Uplifting Our Neighbors
Fostering Education
Battling Food Insecurity
At King & Spalding, our values are reflected in the many ways colleagues show up for each other and and positively impact the lives of people in the communities in which they live and work.
At King & Spalding, our values are reflected in the many ways colleagues show up for each other and positively impact the lives of those they have never met.
At King & Spalding, our values are reflected in the many ways colleagues show up for each other and and positively impact the lives of people in the communities in which they live and work.
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Adopt-an-Angel
Alexander Youth Network
American Bar Association Death Penalty
Representation Project
American Civil Liberties Union
American Red Cross
Americans for Immigrant Justice
Andrew P. Stewart Center
Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Atlanta Bar Association
The Atlanta Bar Foundation
Atlanta Children’s Shelter
Atlanta Community Foodbank
Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation
Ayuda
Benjamin E. Mays High School
Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth
Catholic Charities
Central Texas Food Bank
Chicago Bar Foundation
Chicago Volunteer Legal Services
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Covenant Village Assisted Living
Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School
Cyrus D. Vance Center for International Justice
D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center
DC Appleseed Center
DC Legal Aid
DC Volunteer Lawyers Project
Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship
Disability Rights California
Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund
Disability Rights Florida
Emory Law Volunteer Clinic for Veterans
Equal Justice Initiative
Equality Arizona
Evolve - Foundation for International
Legal Assistance
Feeding America
Food Bank For New York City
Fulton County Department of Family
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Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network
Georgia Innocence Project
Georgia Justice Project
Georgia Legal Services Program
Gideon’s Elementary School
Girls Inc. of New York City
Global Justice Center
The Greater Chicago Food Depository
Habitat for Humanity
Her Justice
Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program
Houston Young Lawyers Association
Human Rights First
Human Rights Watch
Human Trafficking Legal Center
Immigration Equality
Inner City Law Center
Innovations for Learning
Institute for Integrated Transitions
International Committee of the Red Cross
International Refugee Assistance Project
Kids in Need of Defense
Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
Lawyers for Good Government
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
Legal Aid of San Mateo County
Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County
Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia
Legal Services NYC
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Levine’s Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
Mays High School
Medicaid Rights Center
Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project
Muslim Advocates
Nash Elementary
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Center for Youth Law
National Immigration Justice Center
National Veterans Legal Services Program
National Women’s Law Center
The Nature Conservancy
The Night Ministry
Operation Gratitude
Partnerships for Children
Prevent Child Abuse Rockdale
Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta
Public Counsel
Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia
Queen Mary Legal Advice Centre
Rapid Defense Network
Red Cross
El Refugio
The Relatives
Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs
Ryan’s Rainbow
Save the Children Emergency Fund
The SAFE Alliance
SF Marin Food Bank
The Smyth School
Southern Center for Human Rights
Southern Poverty Law Center
Street Grace Justice Project
Street Law, Inc.
Tahirih Justice Center
Texas Civil Rights Project
Trevor Project
Truancy Intervention Project
UNICEF
United Nations World Food Programme
United Way
University of Texas
Urban Outreach Center of New York
VECINA
Virginia Capital Representation Resource Center
Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas
Voto Latino
Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless
Westside Future Fund
Willing Hearts
Woodruff Arts Center
Young Women’s Leadership School of the Bronx
Youth About Business
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SF Marin Food Bank
The Smyth School
Southern Center for Human Rights
Southern Poverty Law Center
Street Grace Justice Project
Street Law, Inc.
Tahirih Justice Center
Texas Civil Rights Project
Trevor Project
Truancy Intervention Project
UNICEF
United Nations World Food Programme
United Way
University of Texas
Urban Outreach Center of New York
VECINA
Virginia Capital Representation Resource Center
Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas
Voto Latino
Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless
Westside Future Fund
Willing Hearts
Woodruff Arts Center
Young Women’s Leadership School of the Bronx
Youth About Business
Disability Rights Florida
Emory Law Volunteer Clinic for Veterans
Equal Justice Initiative
Equality Arizona
Evolve - Foundation for International Legal
Assistance
Feeding America
Food Bank For New York City
Fulton County Department of Family and Children Services
Georgia Appleseed Center for Law and Justice
Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network
Georgia Innocence Project
Georgia Justice Project
Georgia Legal Services Program
Gideon’s Elementary School
Girls Inc. of New York City
Global Justice Center
The Greater Chicago Food Depository
Habitat for Humanity
Her Justice
Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program
Houston Young Lawyers Association
Human Rights First
Human Rights Watch
Human Trafficking Legal Center
Immigration Equality
Inner City Law Center
Innovations for Learning
Institute for Integrated Transitions
International Committee of the Red Cross
International Refugee Assistance Project
Kids in Need of Defense
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