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Luis Ochoa & Nicholas O’Keeffe
Quarles & Brady Streich Lang, LLP
The Volunteer Lawyers
Program depends on the generosity of many individuals
and
organizations to provide legal help for Arizonans who have nowhere
else to
turn. The following are the VLP's
primary funders:
Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education
www.azflse.org
The State Bar of
Arizona created the Arizona Foundation for Legal Services
and Education 26
years ago, charging it with the mission of promoting access
to justice for all
Arizonans. The Foundation today is a separate 501(c)3
organization striving
to fulfill this mission by preparing Arizona youth for
civic responsibility
and providing access to justice for Arizonan´s most
in need. Through the
provision of technical and financial assistance to
probation & resource
officers, teachers & administrators, private attorneys
& judges, and legal
service attorneys & advocates, the Foundation works
to level the playing
field, so that all in Arizona have knowledge and access
to the justice
systems.
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Arizona Superior Court in Pima
County
www.sc.co.pima.az.us
Mission: It is our purpose to provide the timely, fair and
efficient
administration of justice under law, in a manner that instills and
sustains
the
public’s confidence in the judicial system.
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Community Foundation for
Southern Arizona
www.cfsoaz.org
The mission of the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona is to
work
with charitably minded individuals and
organizations to strengthen southern
Arizona communities, now and for generations to
come. As a public charity,
we accomplish our mission by: building permanent
charitable funds;
connecting donors to organizations and programs
they care about; making
effective grants; and providing leadership on
community issues.
Created by
and for the
people of Southern Arizona, the Foundation is here to help donors
make a positive
impact in their community.
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Legal Services Corporation
www.lsc.gov
The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) is a private, non-profit
corporation
established by Congress to seek to ensure equal access to justice
under
the
law for all Americans by providing civil legal assistance to those
who
otherwise would be unable to afford it. LSC was created in 1974 with
bipartisan congressional sponsorship and the support of the Nixon
administration, and is funded through congressional appropriation.
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Pima Council on Aging
www.pcoa.org
Pima Council on Aging is
a private non-profit corporation that serves as the
designated Area Agency on Aging for all of Pima County, Arizona. As
the
Area
Agency, PCOA is responsible for developing a local system of social
and
nutritional support services to assist elderly persons to remain
independent in their homes and communities.
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Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Inc.
www.sazlegalaid.org
Southern Arizona Legal
Aid, Inc. (SALA) is a non-profit organization in
existence since 1951. SALA provides a variety of free, civil legal
services
to
qualified low-income persons. SALA's mission is to provide
quality legal
services to people who would not otherwise have equal access to
justice,
in
ways which affirm their individual and collective dignity,
integrity, and
power.
Services provided include advice, brief services, referrals, pro se
workshops and direct representation. SALA decides the type of
service
to be
provided to each client based on case priorities and available
resources.
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SouthEastern Arizona Governments
Organization (SEAGO)
www.seago.org
SouthEastern
Arizona Governments Organization (SEAGO) is a regional
planning
agency which performs and coordinates a variety of functions.
SEAGO's mission is to assist local governments in seeking
cooperative
solutions to area-wide problems; to provide a forum for regional
policy
development and serve as a coordinating link between city,
county, regional,
state, and federal agencies. SEAGO's
goal is to provide accurate, credible
information to decision makers so that the best choices can be
made for
the region's future. SEAGO's
programs focus on issues which often cross
jurisdictional boundaries, such as water quality and
transportation.
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Annual
Pima County Bar Association Membership Renewal
Donations - 2008 Contributions to the VLP
www.pimacountybar.org
Every
year, members of the Pima County Bar Association (PCBA) are
given
the opportunity to add to their membership dues a donation to
Southern Arizona Legal Aid's Volunteer Lawyers Program. The
following
PCBA
members donated to the VLP in 2008.
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Rochelle E. Abell
Philip
S. Abromowitz
Hon.
Karen S. Adam
Dina
Afek
Thomas
R. Aguilera
Arthur
B. Alexander
Nancy
L. Anderson
Neil
H. Ashley
Eva K.
Bacal
Juan
Daniel Bacalski
William M. Bache
John
G. Balentine
Paul
S. Banales
Anne
M.B. Barrett
Gerald
Barton
Thomas
M. Bayham
Hon.
Thomas J. Berning
Elaine
Whelan Bevans
Lisa
S. Bibbens
Janet
C. Bostwick
Robert
C. Brauchli
William A. Brauchli
Dennis
M. Breen III
Hon.
Michael J. Brown
Sean
H. Bruner
Randi
Burnett
Christina M. Cabanillas
Hon.
Hector E. Campoy
Frank
Cassidy
Elizabeth F. Claiborne
Samuel
H. Collins
Dwight
W. Connely
Hon.
Julia K. Connors
Kathryn A. Damstra
Earl
F. "Sam" Daniels, III
Sally
M. Darcy
Bryan
E. Daum
Thomas
J. Davis
Hon.
Frank Dawley
Hon.
Sharon Douglas
Michael Drake
Hon.
William E. Druke
Nann
Novinski Durando
James
H. Dyer
Peter
Economidis
James
P.F. Egbert
John
Escher III
Hon.
Philip G. Espinosa
Robert
E. Fee
James
A. Fein
Hon.
Norman S. Fenton
Julie
Ferdon
Susan
Ferrell
Hon.
Richard S. Fields
L.
Anthony Fines
John
Fitzpatrick
Joey
A. Flynn
Charles E. Giddings
Shannon L. Giles
William Robert Gillon
Emojean
Girard
Gloria
A. Goldman
Leonie
D. Gray
Matthew H. Green
Patricia Ann Green
Robert
L. Gugino
Paul
D. Guglielmo
Deborah
Hansen
Wendy Harn
Gerald
G. Hawley
Kenney
F. Hegland
Walter
L. Henderson
Hon.
Richard C. Henry
Robert
Michael Hersch
Thomas
G. Hippert
Troy
M. Hoch
Louis
Hollingsworth
Hon.
Eileen W. Hollowell
Hon.
Margaret M. Houghton
James
M. Howard
Richard S. Hudgins
Arthur
J. Hutton
Hon.
Gary M. Israel
Gail
F. Jansen
Susan
T. Johnson
Russell E. Jones
Hon.
Cindy K. Jorgenson
Karen
E. Karl
Pamela
M. Katzenberg
Fredric F. Kay
Hon.
Jan E. Kearney
John
D. Kendall
Susan
A. Kettlewell
Barry
Kirschner
Donald
S. Klein
Gary
S. Kneip
Carolyn
Knoblock
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Steve
Kosteck, Jr.
Russell E. Krone
John
G. Kuhnlein
Eugene
J. Lane
Beth
Lang
Jane
K. Larrabee
Hon.
John S. Leonardo
Pamela
A. Liberty
Meredith Little
Carol
L. Lohmann
Randolfo V. López
Frances T. Lynch
David
Maldonado
D.
Michael Mandig
Toni
M. Massaro
Hon.
Margaret L. Maxwell
Christopher S. McDonagh
Jay W.
McEwen
Kate
McMillan
Michael F. McNulty
Stephanie J. Meade
Richard J. Michela
Hon.
Leslie B. Miller
Jeffrey Minker
Raul
A. Miranda
Patrick Alan Moran
Jeannine Mortimer
Michael W. Murray
Scott
E. Myers
Douglas J. Newman
Hon.
Karen J. Nygaard
Luis
A. Ochoa
Nancy
J. O'Neill
Hon.
David R. Ostapuk
David
A. Paige
Eileen
T. Palles
Hon.
John Pelander
James
B. Penny
Carl
A. Piccarreta
John
Price
David
H. Pritchard
Hon.
Charles R. Pyle
Hon.
John M. Quigley
David
W. Rees
Paul
G. Rees
Daniel
J. Reidy
James
W. Richardson
Kay
Richter
Terri
A. Roberts
Annie
Marie Rolfe
Lowell
E. Rothschild
Mark
Rubin
Justin
M. Ruggieri
Anne
Marie Ryan
Dee-Dee Samet
Laurel
B. Sammons
Laurie
Beaver San Angelo
Cary
Sandman
Hon.
Barbara C. Sattler
Evelyn
Saunders
Natman
Schaye
Steven
P. Sherick
Andrew
Silverman
Jeffrey S. Silvyn
Sally
J. Simpson
Dean
A. Sipe
Elizabeth C. Smith
Leo N.
Smith
Jerry
Sonenblick
Ethan
Steele
Michael William Storie
James
W. Stuehringer
Gerald
Sweeney
Hon.
Paul E. Tang
Eleanor ter Horst
Gilda
M. Terrazas
S. Jon
Trachta
Carey
S. Turner
Nancy
J. Tyson
Cyndy
A. Valdez
Clague
A. Van Slyke, III
Hon.
Bernardo P. Velasco
Robert
L. Villamana
Hon.
Stephen C. Villarreal
Susan
C. Villarreal
Hon.
Joan L. Wagener
Tamara
R. Walters
Hon.
Nanette M. Warner
Gordon
G. Waterfall
James
A. Whitehill
Lynne
O. Wood
Hon.
Frank R. Zapata
Jo Ann
Zirkle
Eugene
Zlaket
Thomas
A. Zlaket
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Donations, contributions,
other
Grants, and other
sources (recovered costs, clinic packets, reimbursements, etc.)
For more information about the VLP budget,
view the
2007 VLP Annual Report.
Note: The VLP annual budget is
funded through Southern Arizona Legal Aid.
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