Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta
Since January 1, 2015, over 560 attorneys have volunteered for new matters with Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta! Click here for a list of individuals who have volunteered so far this year. Interested in volunteering? Click here for a current list of volunteer opportunities! To: Heena Ali, Paul Hastings and Bob Orenstein, GE Power & …
Kids with Tourette Syndrome often stand out, and not necessarily in ways that they would like. Their uncontrollable tics, which may include movements like head jerking or sounds such as grunting, bring unwanted attention at school, activities and other public places. But for the kids at Camp Twitch and Shout, their tics just make them …
Here’s a basic guide to sending acknowledgements. When are you required to acknowledge a donation? When is it just the polite thing to do? You’ll see sample letters for quid pro quo, cash, and non-monetary donations, as well as volunteer services. Acknowlegement Guide
Updated August 2023 Learn about the IRS and state regulations for nonprofits when using or selling donated vehicles. Vehicle Donations
This past year has been marked by many legal developments that impact employers. We will highlight recent court cases and federal agency guidance, and discuss best practices for employers in light of these changes. During this webinar, we will provide an overview of the following hot topics in employment law: • Discrimination based on religion, …
In search of funds? What nonprofit isn’t? In addition to traditional grant writing, sponsorships, fundraising events and campaigns, there’s also planned giving. Nonprofits can benefit from understanding and attracting planned giving. Being ready to accept stock when offered and being prepared to discuss planned giving options may help an organization to expand its funding. During …
Employee wellness plans have become more common in recent years. Their increased popularity reflects the belief that encouraging healthy habits among workers will improve employees’ health and overall quality of life, resulting in decreased health-insurance costs and lower employee absenteeism. Both the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Affordable Care Act restrict …
Data breaches seem to be in the news constantly. While the press tends to go to mega data breaches like Target, Ashley Madison, and Anthem, data breaches can—and do—occur at organizations of all types and sizes. Nonprofits, including small nonprofits, almost certainly have personal information that needs to be secured, including credit card and other …
L-R: PBPA Board Member Jared Brandman, ACC-GA President Rachel Gervin, and PBPA Executive Director Rachel Epps Spears The Association of Corporate Counsel – Georgia Chapter (ACC-GA) recently raised almost $40,000 for Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta with their annual Value Challenge event. ACC-GA has reached almost $350,000 in all-time donations to Pro Bono Partnership of …
Since January 1, 2015, over 420 attorneys have volunteered for new matters with Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta! Click here for a list of individuals who have volunteered so far this year. Interested in volunteering? Click here for a current list of volunteer opportunities! To: Tom Rawls, Retired, AT&T From: Community Guilds Tom was a …
A. Drew Powers Aaron Lewis Adam Fitzsimmons Adam Haigh Adam Keating Aditya Shrivastava Aisha Oliver-Staley Alan Hastings Alan Poole Alan Rosselot Alcide Honoré Alex Clamon Alexandra Greene Alison Boyer Alison Drane Alison Musto LeVasseur Alison Prout Allison Will Amanda Hiffa Amanda Langston Amanda Witt Ambreen Delawalla Ami Rodrigues Amy Bray Amy Jensen Amy McCullough Andrea …
Urban Perform Building It’s no secret that physical inactivity can lead to an array of health problems – diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and even certain types of cancer to name but a few. Residents of low income neighborhoods are often most at risk. Here, high crime rates deter many residents from exercising outdoors, …
Data security and data breaches seem to be in the news constantly. While most of the press tends to go to mega data breaches involving millions of potentially affected individuals, data breaches can—and do—occur at organizations of all types and sizes. Nonprofits, including small nonprofits, almost certainly have personal information about donors, employees, volunteers and …
The landscape of workplace protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) employees is continuing to evolve. A 2011 study by the Williams Institute found that LGBT employees make up at least seven million private sector employees, one million state and local government employees, and 200,000 federal employees. This article reviews the current state of …
Corporate sponsors often provide much-needed funding to nonprofit organizations in return for recognition and other benefits. It is important that your organization be aware of the potential tax consequences of providing benefits to the sponsor that exceed the safe harbors set by the IRS. Here are some helpful do’s and don’ts to follow to prevent …
Photographs promote a nonprofit’s operations unlike anything else. They can be used on websites, in brochures and newsletters, and on social media to demonstrate what an organization is doing in its community. Confusion, however, abounds on when an organization can use photographs legally and under what circumstances. During this 30-minute webinar, our speaker helps nonprofits …
Nonprofits spend many hours working on fundraising brochures, training materials, photographs, and sometimes even software. Each work product is protectable under copyright law and, for some valuable property, is an asset that the nonprofit can license either to further its cause or as a potential revenue stream. During this 30 minute webcast, our speaker helps …
Under Georgia law, certain individuals are required to report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of disabled adults or elder persons. This article explains the reporting requirements, including what should be reported, who is required to report, and the procedures for reporting suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Reporting Elder Abusebuse
Whether your organization has just been born or has been serving the community for decades, you may not realize that your organization’s trademarks and branding are valuable symbols for trust and quality to those you serve. The reputation of your organization is inseparable from its brand. As a result, it is important that these intellectual …
Check out our brand new Annual Report for a quick review of our work in 2014 and a list of our donors. One interesting fact: Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta presented 44 free workshops last year. Thank you volunteers and donors!
As we enter Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta’s 10th year of providing pro bono opportunities to attorneys and free legal services to nonprofits, we are expanding our efforts to meet growing demand for legal services. Read our Case for Support to learn about PBPA’s goals and how you can help us reach them. Click here …
To: Amanda Langston and Jeanene Jobst, Turner Broadcasting System From: Ser Familia Thank you for all your support and hard work to make possible that Ser Familia owns a trademark on its name. As a small non-profit this would have been an unattainable goal if it have not been for your generosity. Working with you …
A. Drew Powers Aaron Lewis Adam Fitzsimmons Adam Haigh Adam Keating Aditya Shrivastava Alan Hastings Alan Poole Alan Rosselot Alcide Honoré Alex Clamon Alexandra Greene Alison Boyer Alison Drane Alison Musto LeVasseur Alison Prout Allison Will Amanda Hiffa Amanda Langston Ambreen Delawalla Ami Rodrigues Amy McCullough Andrea Rimer Andrew Booth Andrew Masak Andrew Mullen Andrew …