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About the FJE

The Fund for Justice and Education (FJE) was created in 1961, as the Fund for Public Education, to allow the American Bar Association to solicit and accept tax-exempt gifts and grants in support of law-related public service and educational programs of the Association.

Today, the FJE supports nearly 200 ABA programs and services that:

  • Advocate for Children & Family Rights
  • Promote Equal Access to Justice
  • Strengthen the Legal Profession
  • Improve the Judicial System
  • Build Social Awareness
  • Advance International Justice
  • Our mission cannot be fulfilled without the continuous support from the Association, the American Bar Endowment, ABA members, individual lawyers and law firms, corporations, foundations and government agencies.

    The FJE qualifies as an exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and is of the type described in Section 509(a)(3). All gifts and contributions to the FJE are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.

    2008-2009 Council Members

    Sheila S. Hollis
    Chair

    Members

    Mark D. Agrast
    Brad D. Brian
    Mary Beth M. Clary
    Linda R. Crump
    Michelle Marie Gallardo
    Suzanne E. Gilbert
    Rosemary E. Giuliano
    Alan S. Kopit
    Earle Forrest Lasseter
    Palmer Gene Vance
    C. Erica White

    Ex-Officio

    Allan J. Tanenbaum
    Special Advisor

    William C. Hubbard
    Chair, House of Delegates

    Richard C. Pena
    President, American Bar Foundation

    Senior Management

    Kenneth J. Widelka
    Associate Executive Director and CFO
    Financial Resources

    Staff

    Krista D. Kauper
    Director of Development

    Adele Meyer
    Director of Program Development

    Lea Elena Snipes
    Annual Giving Coordinator

    Rosella (Tina) Prichett
    Department Administrator

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