LACLJ is a community-based organization that provides legal services and secures justice for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and empowers them to create their own future. I am a proud board member, volunteer, and supporter of LACLJ because this organization provides tangible, one-on-one aid to vulnerable people in need and in danger.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time established to draw attention to this unspeakable crime and continue efforts to raise awareness and stop the violence. This October, I am raising awareness about domestic violence and money for this great organization. I hope you can make a donation, like I have, so that LACLJ can continue to provide these crucial legal services.
ABOUT DVAM 2020
Every year, during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, LACLJ Board Members, Staff, Volunteers and Support fundraise to secure justice for low-income survivors.
Your support during Domestic Violence Awareness Month will ensure low-income survivors have access to free legal representation.
You can make the difference for survivors so they may become free from violence, protect their families, and create more hopeful futures.
$50 can provide an hour of translation services
$150 can provide an advocate to support a survivor at family mediation
$250 can provide a social worker to connect survivors to housing, food or mental health services
$500 can provide a legal advocate to protect a victim's rights in court
$1,000 can provide attorney representation to a survivor at their restraining order hearing
$2,000 can provide free legal help for an immigrant survivor applying for a U-visa
Every year, during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, LACLJ Board Members, Staff, Volunteers and Support fundraise to secure justice for low-income survivors.
Your support during Domestic Violence Awareness Month will ensure low-income survivors have access to free legal representation.
You can make the difference for survivors so they may become free from violence, protect their families, and create more hopeful futures.
$50 can provide an hour of translation services
$150 can provide an advocate to support a survivor at family mediation
$250 can provide a social worker to connect survivors to housing, food or mental health services
$500 can provide a legal advocate to protect a victim's rights in court
$1,000 can provide attorney representation to a survivor at their restraining order hearing
$2,000 can provide free legal help for an immigrant survivor applying for a U-visa
| Supporters | |||
| Name | Date | Amount | Comments |
| Fidelity Charitable | 11/02/2020 | $200.00 | Nancy B. Tamis | 10/30/2020 | $50.00 | Gretchen Kleinman | 10/02/2020 | $257.78 | Ofer Bleiweiss | 10/02/2020 | $260.46 |
| Total | $768.24 | ||