Losing a home is devastating to families, and their communities often suffer as well. But by capitalizing on the spirit of public service that defines our legal community, a spirit that has endured throughout New York City's legal history, we can help keep families in their homes, help keep our neighborhoods strong, and help keep our city moving forward.
May 03, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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New York City’s legal community has a long and storied history of pro bono service, and as our administration works to meet the challenges that have emerged from the national recession, we are capitalizing on that great tradition, and expanding upon it.
In 2009, President Barack Obama signed the “Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act,” creating new volunteer opportunities for Americans and challenging us all to do more in service to our nation.
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