2024

The purpose of this grant is to support and enhance pro bono programs and efforts of non-Legal Services Corporation-funded grantees.

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

The purpose of this grant is to support and enhance pro bono programs and efforts of non-Legal Services Corporation-funded grantees. Read More »

Vulnerable Children Project; Funded by FFLA non-IOTA funds

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

Vulnerable Children Project; Funded by FFLA non-IOTA funds Read More »

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025.

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025. Read More »

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025.

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025. Read More »

Hannah Carpenter, Stetson University College of Law – Housing, consumer, and pro bono units

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

Hannah Carpenter, Stetson University College of Law – Housing, consumer, and pro bono units Read More »

The purpose of this grant is to support and enhance pro bono programs and efforts of non-Legal Services Corporation-funded grantees.

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

The purpose of this grant is to support and enhance pro bono programs and efforts of non-Legal Services Corporation-funded grantees. Read More »

Every Lawyer (and Law Student) Can Make a Difference in a Child’s Life; Funded with IOTA collections

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

Every Lawyer (and Law Student) Can Make a Difference in a Child’s Life; Funded with IOTA collections Read More »

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025.

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025. Read More »

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025.

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

December 2024: For support of grantee’s efforts to increase access to Florida’s justice system and/or to promote pro bono public service by qualified legal providers through the provision or facilitation of free direct legal services to grantee’s low-income clients during calendar year 2025. Read More »

Alexis Fulton, Florida State University College of Law – Family law with the Victims’ Services Project and pro bono department

Clay Williams / April 16, 2025

Alexis Fulton, Florida State University College of Law – Family law with the Victims’ Services Project and pro bono department Read More »