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The WSBF funds the WSBA programs that help ensure everyone in Washington has access to legal services, and that the profession reflects the communities that it serves.

09/02/2026

Please join us at our Q3 Pro Bono Day! We have partnered with the Chinese Information Services Center as our host site for this clinic.

This will be a general topic clinic; however, we are seeing a rise in family law and immigration. If you practice in this area or have friends who do, please consider joining us or share this opportunity with them!

We are so grateful to the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe for their grant in support of Powerful Communities! Thanks to their g...
09/01/2026

We are so grateful to the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe for their grant in support of Powerful Communities! Thanks to their generosity, we were able to fund twelve grants last year. Please join them in supporting the important work done by organizations that provide legal aid for immigrants, LGBTQIA+ youth, formerly incarcerated people and many more. Please give today! https://lnkd.in/gy642iAG

Legal Immigration Services of Olympia stands beside our neighbors when they need it most. They provide free legal defens...
08/24/2026

Legal Immigration Services of Olympia stands beside our neighbors when they need it most. They provide free legal defense to immigrants detained at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma, fighting to reunite families and restore hope. Their small, determined team works inside one of the most challenging corners of the immigration system where representation can mean the difference between a multi-year separation and home. We were proud to support their work with a Powerful Communities grant this year. Your support of the WSBF makes these grants possible. Please give as generously as you can, so we can continue supporting amazing organizations like this! https://tinyurl.com/2fv79au6

Congratulations! Thanks for the amazing work that you do every day!
08/03/2026

Congratulations! Thanks for the amazing work that you do every day!

We're honored to be featured as Pro Bono Organization of the Month by Washington State Bar News! Co-Directors Eloise Barshes and Mireya Sanchez sat down to talk about our history, the barriers our clients face, and what access to justice really means for Chelan and Douglas counties.

"When people have access to legal help, they have a better chance at stability, safety, and opportunity."

Read the full Q&A at https://wabarnews.org/2026/07/21/in-conversation-with-chelan-douglas-county-volunteer-attorney-services/.

Thank you all for your dedication to serving your community!
07/23/2026

Thank you all for your dedication to serving your community!

Our June Pro Bono Legal Services Spotlight is here! Huge thanks to all of our volunteer attorneys for expanding access to justice across Chelan and Douglas counties this month.

A special shout out to our Volunteer of the Month, Bryce Mackay — your time, dedication, and commitment to serving others do not go unnoticed.

Important work being done by an amazing organization! Check it out!
06/10/2026

Important work being done by an amazing organization! Check it out!

Pride has never been about rainbow logos, corporate sponsorships, or a single month on the calendar.

Pride began as resistance.

It was born from Black and Brown trans women, q***r people, s*x workers, and community members who refused to accept a future defined by criminalization, violence, and exclusion. They organized, protested, cared for one another, and imagined something bigger than survival.

That imagination became a movement.

Today, Pride is still an invitation to ask: What kind of future are we building together?

At Lavender Rights Project, we know the future does not simply arrive. It is created. Through housing justice, policy transformation, community care, narrative power, and collective action, we are building a future where Black trans and gender-diverse people can not only survive, but live and thrive.

This month, we launch The Future We Create.

A celebration of our past, a commitment to our present, and a declaration that the future belongs to those bold enough to imagine it and courageous enough to build it.

Because Pride has always been about more than visibility.

It has always been about creating the world we deserve.

Address

1325 Fourth Avenue, Suite 600
Seattle, WA
98101

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+12062392137

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