Grant Database
Grant Program
Grantee
Program or Project
Year
Grant
Florida Immigration and Public Benefits Law Communications Network
Florida Immigration and Public Benefits Law Communications Network
Florida Immigration and Public Benefits Law Communications Network
Florida Immigration and Public Benefits Law Communications Network
A Home of our Own Project for eviction defense litigation and clear title actions
A Home of our Own Project for eviction defense litigation and clear title actions
Family Law Representation Project
Family Law Representation Project
Immigration Litigation Project; Institutional Litigation Project
Immigration Litigation Project; Institutional Litigation Project
Modified Civil Gideon Access Project (McGap) to provide litigation for housing, consumer and immigration
Modified Civil Gideon Access Project (McGap) to provide litigation for housing, consumer and immigration
Access to Justice for Seniors, Veterans and Vulnerable Families for consumer litigation
Access to Justice for Seniors, Veterans and Vulnerable Families for consumer litigation
The Housing Court Project for housing litigation
The Housing Court Project for housing litigation
Housing Not Handcuffs Program to provide civil rights litigation for people experiencing homelessness
Housing Not Handcuffs Program to provide civil rights litigation for people experiencing homelessness
The Fresh Start program will help low-income families receive discharge of debts in bankruptcy court. The Home Sweet Home program will continue to stabilize communities of color by helping residents get titles to their homes through court actions.
The Fresh Start program will help low-income families receive discharge of debts in bankruptcy court. The Home Sweet Home program will continue to stabilize communities of color by helping residents get titles to their homes through court actions.
Jack Wallace represented political asylum seekers detained in INS or local Florida jails and unrepresented asylum seekers released from detention facilities. In addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship, Greenberg Traurig LLP sponsored $22,000.
Jack Wallace represented political asylum seekers detained in INS or local Florida jails and unrepresented asylum seekers released from detention facilities. In addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship, Greenberg Traurig LLP sponsored $22,000.
Celia Jean Yapita empowered domestic violence survivors in rural northern Florida and facilitated their economic and emotional independence from their batterers through legal assistance in divorce and custody orders. In addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship, Greenberg Traurig LLP sponsored $22,000.
Celia Jean Yapita empowered domestic violence survivors in rural northern Florida and facilitated their economic and emotional independence from their batterers through legal assistance in divorce and custody orders. In addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship, Greenberg Traurig LLP sponsored $22,000.
Barbara Stallings’ project was an innovative community based legal advocacy program for the relative care giver community to enhance the goals of family preservation and protection of children. In addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship, The Florida Bar sponsored $22,000.
Barbara Stallings’ project was an innovative community based legal advocacy program for the relative care giver community to enhance the goals of family preservation and protection of children. In addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship, The Florida Bar sponsored $22,000.
Lisa White Shirley
Lisa White Shirley
Cathleen Caron
Shirley Caro
Shirley Caro
Christopher Jackson
Christopher Jackson
National Association of Public Interest Law (now Equal Justice Works) Fellow Lisa Frydman of the University of California, Berkeley: This unaccompanied minors project addressed the legal and social needs of immigrant children throughout their immigration proceedings, during INS custody and after release so that they are likely to achieve long-term success in the US. Additionally, Greenberg Traurig donated $26,000 to support this fellowship.
National Association of Public Interest Law (now Equal Justice Works) Fellow Lisa Frydman of the University of California, Berkeley: This unaccompanied minors project addressed the legal and social needs of immigrant children throughout their immigration proceedings, during INS custody and after release so that they are likely to achieve long-term success in the US. Additionally, Greenberg Traurig donated $26,000 to support this fellowship.
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.