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Why do we need your support?
NLS operates with a mixture of support from federal, state and local governments, corporate donors, foundations and, most important, individuals likes you. The current state budget crisis and the economic downturn we are all experiencing means that both governmental and private corporate donations are shrinking fast. If we are to maintain our services and continue to challenge public policies that hurt the poor, build communities organizations to give new power to low income communities, help families avoid eviction and homelessness, help victims of domestic abuse protect themselves and their families from further harm, enforce the rights of low wage workers to fair pay and safe working conditions and help disabled persons gain access to the financial assistance and health care resources they need, we must rely now, more than ever, on the generosity of individuals like you. If the information you secured from this site helped you, then please help us to keep it available and continue the other essential services we provide.
Want to know more about what NLS does?
Click on the link marked "about us" above to see far more information about our program, its important work and our great success stories.
Current Funders
We express our sincere thanks to the following funders for their continued generous support of the work of Neighborhood Legal Services:
Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation
National Association of Consumer Law Attorneys
Elder Service Plan of the North Shore