Still going strong

Providing
Civil Justice
Education,
Grants, and
Endowments for
Over 30 Years

Welcome

Fighting for Civil Justice

The Georgia Civil Justice Foundation is a resource for anyone interested in learning about and preserving our state’s civil justice system. Through our website, grant outreach, and popular podcast, we are able to provide reliable information and education. We aim to show all Georgians how this system is society’s means of assuring fair play for everyone.

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Georgia Civil Justice Foundation
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Our Mission Statment

The Georgia Civil Justice Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that seeks to educate Georgians about the civil justice system and its value by investing in programs that provide education about the legal system.

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Frequently asked questions

FAQs

Need a Georgia Lawyer?

Go to https://gabar.reliaguide.com/home

Want to learn about ways to strengthen the civil justice system?

Go to RAND Institute for Civil Justice. This website presents trends, gathers diverse views, and analyzes the alternatives.

Want to know more about American law?

Go to the Legal Information Institute Cornell University. Popular collections include the American Legal Ethics Library, U.S. Code, Supreme Court opinions, and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

Interested in information about how to defend Democracy, reform justice, and protect the Constitution?

Go to New York University’s Brennan Center for Justice . This website combines scholarship, public education, and legal action to promote equality and human dignity while safeguarding fundamental freedoms.

Giving Grants Across Georgia

Why Grants Are Offered

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Why We Offer Grants

The Georgia Civil Justice Foundation is proud to give grants to nonprofits that further our mission and cultivate a greater understanding and appreciation of our state’s legal system.

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Application Process

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Application Process

The Foundation accepts grant requests from organizations operating in Georgia. The first step is submitting an informal grant request letter that should include the amount requested, a brief description of your project, a current copy of your IRS determination letter, and contact information.

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Review Process

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Review Process

Our executive director reviews grant proposals, and eligible proposals are presented at the next meeting of our Board. The Board makes funding decisions based on the merits of the request and the Foundation’s priorities. You’ll be notified by the executive director.

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Previous Recipients

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Previous Recipients

Interested in submitting a grant? Previous recipients have included a workshop to provide law-related teaching materials to Georgia teachers, a program created for coastal citizens with little access to the legal system, and many others.

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ProvidingCivil JusticeEducation,Grants, andEndowments forOver 30 Years

Fighting for Civil Justice

Our Mission Statment

FAQs

Need a Georgia Lawyer?

Want to learn about ways to strengthen the civil justice system?

Want to know more about American law?

Interested in information about how to defend Democracy, reform justice, and protect the Constitution?

Giving Grants Across Georgia

Why Grants Are Offered

Why We Offer Grants

Application Process

Application Process

Review Process

Review Process

Previous Recipients

Previous Recipients

Providing
Civil Justice
Education,
Grants, and
Endowments for
Over 30 Years