The Delaware Access to Justice Commission issued reports on Monday September 18 reflecting the results of 2 years worth of study regarding Efficient Delivery and Adequate Funding of Legal Services for the Poor, Judicial Branch Coordination in Helping Pro Se Litigants, and Promoting Greater Private Sector Representation of Underserved Litigants. The recommendations are now being evaluated for feasibility by implementation…
Congratulations to CLASI and its Executive Director, Dan Atkins, for being named one of Delaware’s best small business (under 100 employees) workplaces, and first of all the nonprofits that participated in the anonymous employee survey process. The employee survey seeks responses on issues like whether new ideas are encouraged, do employees feel appreciated, does their boss care about concerns and…
On behalf of Combined Campaign for Justice, we want to thank you for coming out and making this year’s Combined Campaign Cup another tremendous success. We are still compiling the final numbers and tracking down a couple more outstanding payments, but it appears we will exceed what we raised last year, which means we will have raised (after expenses) about $38,000 or more for…
CCJ is pleased to announce it has received a $7850 grant from the Delaware Bar Foundation. These funds will support the creation of the new CCJ website, development of new marketing materials, and expansion of social media marketing capabilities. We are truly grateful for the support of the Delaware Bar Foundation.
Read about the important work of Delaware’s nonprofit legal aid agencies and the financial support provided to them by the Combined Campaign for Justice in the May 2nd edition of the Delaware Business Times. Delaware lawyers created the first organization to serve disadvantaged and low income people in 1946. Today, Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. (CLASI), Delaware Volunteer Legal Services…
Our campaign was featured in the Winter 2016 edition of the Management Information Exchange. We were featured in a sidebar to the article, “Can We Raise More Money From the Legal Community?” by Meredith McBurney. Below is the content of that sidebar. Ideas and Inspiration From a Successful Campaign Delaware’s Campaign for Justice was started in 1999 and raised $354,000,…