Organizations providing legal assistance to Florida's poor face a very grim year while the outlook is brighter in Georgia. Although foundation officials in Florida have been able to dip into reserves to keep from reducing grants, the pool is empty and cuts are looming.
August 24, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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MIAMI-Organizations providing legal assistance to Florida’s poor face a very grim year while the outlook is brighter in Georgia.
A significant amount of the Sunshine State’s funding comes from the Florida Bar Foundation, which pioneered a money-raising program in 1981. It has been copied by all 49 other states.
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