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Every day, there are people at risk in our community because they do not have access to basic legal services. Silicon Valley Campaign for Legal Services provides crucial financial support for local legal aid agencies serving at-risk residents in need. By providing legal assistance, we help our community's most vulnerable residents, 25% of whom qualify for assistance as very low-income, from falling through the cracks. Learn more ›
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Looking to make a difference in your community? Whether you are a store clerk or a patent attorney, a donation in an amount equal to one hour of your wage or billing rate could help ensure that the more than 500,000 residents in Silicon Valley who qualify for legal aid get it. Learn more ›

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2012 Bocce Ball Tournament, June 21. Sign up TODAY! More details.

The Amicus Committee will hold its sixth annual Summer Bocce Ball Tournament, 5:00 - 10:00 p.m., at Mitchell Park in Palo Alto, CA. Make Your Reservation NOW. The event is sure to sell out. Proceeds benefit SVCLS.

2011 Annual Donor Celebration Keynote. More information...

The 2011 Annual Donor Celebration marked the occasion to publicly present grant awards to the eight organizations that receive our support. The keynote was delivered by The Hon. Brian C. Walsh, Assistant Presiding Judge, Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara.

Bilingual Volunteers Needed to Assist Legal Services Agencies

There are more than 100 languages and dialects spoken spoken in Silicon Valley. The agencies we fund are in need of translators to work with clients. No legal experience is necessary. Join the Language Bank.

Silicon Valley Campaign for Legal Services (SVCLS) provides funding for legal assistance for low-income residents in the areas of housing, education, health care, family law and domestic violence, elder law, consumer protection, immigration, employment, and basic civil legal rights.

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