Grant Database

Grant Program
Grantee
Program or Project
Year
Grant

Kinship Care CLE and Mentoring Training: To provide CLE to attorneys to educate and train them to provide legal and mentoring assistance to relative caregivers. Free only if attorney agrees to take one pro bono case. Otherwise CLE fee will go back to support program.

4500

Kinship Care CLE and Mentoring Training: To provide CLE to attorneys to educate and train them to provide legal and mentoring assistance to relative caregivers. Free only if attorney agrees to take one pro bono case. Otherwise CLE fee will go back to support program.

2008-09
$4,500

Law and Government in High School: To support the county’s first high school program offering student exploration of careers in law through bar members assisting young people as they make important career decisions regarding the development, interpretation and practice of law.

3000

Law and Government in High School: To support the county’s first high school program offering student exploration of careers in law through bar members assisting young people as they make important career decisions regarding the development, interpretation and practice of law.

2008-09
$3,000

Basic Legal Seminars and Legal Research: Through seven seminars/workshops provide basic understanding of several aspects of the law to an anticipated 100 elderly and low and middle-income residents and expose residents to the resources available at the Marion County Law Library.

3000

Basic Legal Seminars and Legal Research: Through seven seminars/workshops provide basic understanding of several aspects of the law to an anticipated 100 elderly and low and middle-income residents and expose residents to the resources available at the Marion County Law Library.

2008-09
$3,000

Family Visitation Center: Funding to assist in the bar association’s efforts to establish a visitation center for Nassau county parents subject to court-ordered supervised visitation.

3500

Family Visitation Center: Funding to assist in the bar association’s efforts to establish a visitation center for Nassau county parents subject to court-ordered supervised visitation.

2008-09
$3,500

Electronic Fieldtrip: To produce an “electronic fieldtrip” in collaboration with the Education Network (Palm Beach County School system) and the Historical Society of Palm Beach County to educate students and the general public about their rights and responsibilities of citizenship with focus on the judicial and corrections system.

2000

Electronic Fieldtrip: To produce an “electronic fieldtrip” in collaboration with the Education Network (Palm Beach County School system) and the Historical Society of Palm Beach County to educate students and the general public about their rights and responsibilities of citizenship with focus on the judicial and corrections system.

2008-09
$2,000

Civics and Law in Education Program: To bring civics and law back into the educational system in Sarasota County through a magazine written by volunteer Sarasota County Bar and YLD members and distributed free to approximately 40,000 students in collaboration with Sarasota County School System and local newspaper

2500

Civics and Law in Education Program: To bring civics and law back into the educational system in Sarasota County through a magazine written by volunteer Sarasota County Bar and YLD members and distributed free to approximately 40,000 students in collaboration with Sarasota County School System and local newspaper

2008-09
$2,500

Professional Women’s Exchange: To bring professional women together to raise awareness of specific community service needs related to women/families – a network to help address those needs. The 2009-10 program will focus on helping transition women from public support to work, but this network, would serve as a permanent vehicle to raise money annually for projects.

2500

Professional Women’s Exchange: To bring professional women together to raise awareness of specific community service needs related to women/families – a network to help address those needs. The 2009-10 program will focus on helping transition women from public support to work, but this network, would serve as a permanent vehicle to raise money annually for projects.

2008-09
$2,500

Pro Bono Initiative: Members will volunteer translation assistance to Spanish-speaking pro se family law litigants who attend “Family Forms Clinics” at the George Edgecomb Courthouse in Tampa.

4500

Pro Bono Initiative: Members will volunteer translation assistance to Spanish-speaking pro se family law litigants who attend “Family Forms Clinics” at the George Edgecomb Courthouse in Tampa.

2008-09
$4,500

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Jump Off: A College Recruitment Event: To plan and execute their annual Jump Off college recruiting event for high school students from Polk, Hardee and Highlands counties to learn about Florida’s four historically black institutions of higher education, meet with recruiters and receive financial aid information targeted primarily to minority and low income students.

3500

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Jump Off: A College Recruitment Event: To plan and execute their annual Jump Off college recruiting event for high school students from Polk, Hardee and Highlands counties to learn about Florida’s four historically black institutions of higher education, meet with recruiters and receive financial aid information targeted primarily to minority and low income students.

2008-09
$3,500

Historic Black Church Project: Provide multi-disciplinary resources in education, law, and social services to under-served communities through: 1) rights education seminars and 2) legal referrals for pro bono legal assistance.

4600

Historic Black Church Project: Provide multi-disciplinary resources in education, law, and social services to under-served communities through: 1) rights education seminars and 2) legal referrals for pro bono legal assistance.

2008-09
$4,600

Space Coast Community Law Academy: A free weekly service on legal seminars to educate the community on current important legal subjects such as foreclosure, bankruptcy, social disability, employment law, landlord and tenant and consumer law/small claims.

3250

Space Coast Community Law Academy: A free weekly service on legal seminars to educate the community on current important legal subjects such as foreclosure, bankruptcy, social disability, employment law, landlord and tenant and consumer law/small claims.

2009-10
$3,250

US Citizenship and Temporary Protective Status Drive: providing free assistance to eligible individuals to complete the US citizenship application and temporary protective status.

2500

US Citizenship and Temporary Protective Status Drive: providing free assistance to eligible individuals to complete the US citizenship application and temporary protective status.

2009-10
$2,500

The Red Door Project: To raise awareness of domestic violence within the LGBT community and how domestic violence affects their lives; provide information about legal and therapeutic remedies and train local law enforcement officers on how to address the difficult and complex issue of same-sex domestic violence.

4500

The Red Door Project: To raise awareness of domestic violence within the LGBT community and how domestic violence affects their lives; provide information about legal and therapeutic remedies and train local law enforcement officers on how to address the difficult and complex issue of same-sex domestic violence.

2009-10
$4,500

Family Law Assistance Program: To provide assistance to pro se litigants in family law cases. Local law students, paralegals and attorneys will offer assistance on the completion of pre-approved family law pleading forms. Staff members of the Collier County Bar Association will coordinate volunteers and set appointments for members of the public seeking assistance.

4000

Family Law Assistance Program: To provide assistance to pro se litigants in family law cases. Local law students, paralegals and attorneys will offer assistance on the completion of pre-approved family law pleading forms. Staff members of the Collier County Bar Association will coordinate volunteers and set appointments for members of the public seeking assistance.

2009-10
$4,000

Know Your Rights Educations and Outreach Campaign: Two community forums dealing with hot button issues affecting the African American and Caribbean communities as well as the development of a “Know Your Rights” guide on issues featured in the forum. A special workshop will be held for tenants of Villa Franciscan apartments–a subsidized housing development for seniors with topics including identity theft, landlord tenant, and consumer law issues.

3000

Know Your Rights Educations and Outreach Campaign: Two community forums dealing with hot button issues affecting the African American and Caribbean communities as well as the development of a “Know Your Rights” guide on issues featured in the forum. A special workshop will be held for tenants of Villa Franciscan apartments–a subsidized housing development for seniors with topics including identity theft, landlord tenant, and consumer law issues.

2009-10
$3,000

Muslim Community Outreach: Outreach to the non-attorney Muslim community to educate them about their legal rights and educate them about the legal process in the State of Florida.

4500

Muslim Community Outreach: Outreach to the non-attorney Muslim community to educate them about their legal rights and educate them about the legal process in the State of Florida.

2009-10
$4,500

Community Legal Education: Bi-monthly radio program in Creole broadcast in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties to enhance public awareness about the consequences of the Unlicensed Practice of Law and how to avoid being victimized by such practices which are provided mainly in immigration, family and foreclosure/loan modifications.

2000

Community Legal Education: Bi-monthly radio program in Creole broadcast in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties to enhance public awareness about the consequences of the Unlicensed Practice of Law and how to avoid being victimized by such practices which are provided mainly in immigration, family and foreclosure/loan modifications.

2009-10
$2,000

Grants reflect the amount approved but may not reflect the amount paid or if grant funds were returned. Grant data prior to 2008 may be incomplete.

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