Pro Bono Network

Pro Bono Network volunteers spent a wonderful day at a Day in Our Village in Scoville Park on June 7th!

We loved connecting with community members, sharing information about PBN, and celebrating all the organizations that make our Oak Park community stronger. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table to learn more about our work and the impact of pro bono legal services.

A very special thank you to our incredible volunteers and staff who spent the day tabling, answering questions, and representing Pro Bono Network with such enthusiasm and dedication! Your time, energy, and commitment help us advance our mission everyday, connecting more people with the legal help they need.

Want to learn more about our work but couldn't make it to Scoville Park? Visit pbnetwork.org/the-pbn-story to learn more.

Continuing to recognize our 15th anniversary year, we have a list of 15 on the 15th.

For this month's feature, we're sharing some creative takes on the meaning of the "PBN" acronym inspired by Julie Justicz, Executive Director of Legal Council for Health Justice.

During our recent Celebrate Justice event, Julie was delivering an acceptance speech on behalf of Legal Council for Health Justice for receiving Pro Bono Network's Alliance for Justice award, and she shared the first five from this list. They were such a hit that we couldn't resist keeping the fun going with even more PBN-inspired ideas. Thank you to Julie for your kind and hilarious words!

Which PBN is your favorite? Let us know in the comments, or share additional ideas!

And if you'd like to learn more about how Pro Bono Network works with partners to remove barriers to attorney volunteerism, visit pbnetwork.org/how-we-work.

Exciting news! Pro Bono Network is honored to receive an Illinois Bar Foundation Access to Justice Grant again this year. This investment strengthens our work to expand access to justice by mobilizing volunteer attorneys and connecting more people to the legal help they need to move forward. We are so grateful for the partnership of our good friends at the Illinois Bar Foundation for this support.

If you are interested in becoming a financial supporter of PBN as a foundation, corporation, or individual, please visit the donation page of our website to learn more: www.pbnetwork.org/donate.