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Find similar grantsCivil Legal Aid 2025-26 Grants is sponsored by Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF). Provides grants to assist women, children, the elderly, people with disabilities, the newly unemployed, and those facing loss of their homes with civil legal aid issues.
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LBF Awards $14. 4 Million for Civil Legal Aid 2025-26 Grants – Louisiana Bar Foundation LBF Awards $14. 4 Million for Civil Legal Aid 2025-26 Grants The Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF), awarded more than $14.
4 million in grants to assist women, children, the elderly, people with disabilities, the newly unemployed, and those facing loss of their homes with civil legal aid issues. Civil legal aid is free legal advice, representation, or other legal assistance provided to low-income and vulnerable people who cannot otherwise afford legal help. Access to civil legal aid makes communities stronger by helping people that need it most.
LBF is part of a statewide network of local nonprofits and civil legal aid organizations who serve the region’s poorest citizens. These funds will provide services that go to the very core of the health, safety, and security issues many citizens experience. LBF President Edmund Giering said, “At the heart of our mission is the belief that justice should never be a privilege—it must be a right.
” The grants for this year are listed below. The agencies that serve all of Louisiana are listed first in the statewide section. The remainder of the grants are listed by geographical area.
Some agencies serve more than one geographical region of Louisiana and/or receive a grant in more than one funding category. * denotes an agency that serves more than one geographical region of Louisiana + denotes an agency that received a grant in more than one funding category To view grants by funding category click here .
Access to Justice Fund Grants $50,000 Disability Rights Louisiana $75,000 Emergency Legal Responders $10,000 Innocence Project New Orleans $10,000 Jock Scott Community Partnership Panel Grants $357,840 Kids’ Chance Scholarships $34,750 Lagniappe Law Lab $450,000 Louisiana Appleseed $250,000 Louisiana Center for Law and Civic Education $57,500 Louisiana Guardianship Services Inc. $30,000 Louisiana State Bar Association Young Lawyers Division $10,000 NO/AIDS Task Force dba CrescentCare $90,382 Speak Out for Justice!
Focus On Civil Legal Aid $10,000 State of LA Child in Need of Care & Adult Civil Legal Aid Services $4,084,853 +*Acadiana Legal Service Corporation $2,035,624 +*Catholic Charities – Diocese of Baton Rouge $236,155 *Chez Hope, Inc. $122,500 *Faith House, Inc. $112,700 *Frontline Legal Services, Inc. $75,000 Lafayette Bar Foundation $145,000 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 +*Acadiana Legal Service Corporation (St.
Mary Parish only) $2,035,624 +*Catholic Charities – Diocese of Baton Rouge $236,155 *Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans $65,000 *Chez Hope, Inc. $122,500 *Justice and Accountability Center of Louisiana $100,000 *Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (Lafourche and Terrebonne Parishes only) $2,014,376 *The Haven, Inc. $122,500 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 +*Baton Rouge Bar Foundation $306,250 +Baton Rouge Children’s Advocacy Center $40,000 +*Catholic Charities – Diocese of Baton Rouge $236,155 *Chez Hope, Inc. $122,500 *Frontline Legal Services, Inc. $75,000 *Justice and Accountability Center of Louisiana $100,000 *Metro Centers for Community Advocacy $93,100 *Southeast Louisiana Legal Services $2,014,376 *The Haven, Inc. $122,500 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 +*Acadiana Legal Service Corporation $2,035,624 *Beauregard Community Concerns $49,000 +*Catholic Charities – Diocese of Baton Rouge $236,155 *Catholic Charities of North Louisiana $125,000 Central Louisiana Pro Bono Project, Inc. $97,710 *D.
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(Domestic Abuse Resistance Team) $71,467 *Faith House, Inc. $112,700 Family Justice Center of Central Louisiana $147,000 Fostering Community $75,000 *Project Celebration, Inc. $126,420 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 GREATER NEW ORLEANS $3,534,880 *Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans $65,000 +*Catholic Charities – Diocese of Baton Rouge $236,155 Family Violence Program of St.
Bernard $49,000 *First Grace Community Alliance $70,000 *Frontline Legal Services, Inc. $75,000 *Justice and Accountability Center of Louisiana $100,000 +Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights $93,591 +*Loyola University New Orleans College of Law $110,000 *Metro Centers for Community Advocacy $93,100 Project SAVE, a program of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans $157,786 *Southeast Louisiana Legal Services $2,014,376 *The Pro Bono Project $439,000 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 +*Acadiana Legal Service Corporation $2,035,624 +*Catholic Charities – Diocese of Baton Rouge $236,155 *Catholic Charities of North Louisiana $125,000 *D.
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(Domestic Abuse Resistance Team) $71,467 *Frontline Legal Services, Inc. $75,000 Northeast Louisiana Bar Foundation $124,000 *T. E. A.
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Training, Education and Mediation for Students $45,000 +The Wellspring Alliance for Families $298,460 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 +*Baton Rouge Bar Foundation $306,250 *Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans $65,000 +*Catholic Charities – Diocese of Baton Rouge $236,155 *First Grace Community Alliance $70,000 *Frontline Legal Services, Inc. $75,000 *Justice and Accountability Center of Louisiana $100,000 +*Loyola University New Orleans College of Law $110,000 *Southeast Louisiana Legal Services $2,014,376 Southeast Advocates for Family Empowerment (SAFE) $126,787 STARC of La.
, Inc. $7,500 *The Pro Bono Project $439,000 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 Youth Service Bureau of St. Tammany $50,000 +*Acadiana Legal Service Corporation $2,035,624 *Catholic Charities of North Louisiana $125,000 *Frontline Legal Services, Inc. $75,000 *Project Celebration, Inc. $126,420 +Shreveport Bar Foundation $306,903 *T. E.
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Training, Education and Mediation for Students $45,000 *Workplace Justice Project $31,872 +*Acadiana Legal Service Corporation $2,035,624 *Beauregard Community Concerns $49,000 +Family and Youth Counseling Agency, Inc. $40,000 Jeff Davis Communities Against Domestic Abuse $25,480 Oasis A Safe Haven for Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence $49,000 St.
Frances Cabrini Immigration Law Center $80,000 Southwest Louisiana Bar Foundation $128,290 Southwest Louisiana Law Center $30,000
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations providing civil legal aid to low-income and vulnerable individuals in Louisiana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Civil Legal Aid 2025-26 Grants is funded by Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Louisiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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