2022 Annual Report

About this report

A look at the Commission's work in 2022, the year it made grants for the first time. With State Budget Act funding, $5 million in Infrastructure & Innovation Grants strengthened legal aid nonprofits and started new forms of legal help. Another $750,000 from The California Endowment funded seven urban programs that partnered with community organizations to reduce evictions and homelessness.

The report also covers a tax-advantaged loan repayment program for legal aid lawyers, social media outreach to narrow the knowledge gap, a pilot connecting urban pro bono lawyers with rural small businesses, webinars, and the 2023–2025 Strategic Plan.

Annual Report · PDF, 12 pages

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Legal Aid Infrastructure & Innovation Grants: 2021–2022 Mid-Grant Cycle Report