



Some say the ACLU is a family tradition. Certainly, ACLU members come in all ages. Here, Harrison (4 years old) demonstrates his pride in being a member of an ACLU family.
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Sponsorship Opportunities
Firm Sponsors
Law firms are invited to participate
in the FrontLine Attorney Reception at the level of:
Underwriters
Each year, one law firm hosts the
FrontLine Attorney Reception, thereby agreeing to underwrite virtually all costs
of the event. Law firms that have so generously served in this capacity include
Bingham McCutchen LLP, Covington & Burling LLP, Heller Ehrman LLP, Morrison
& Foerster LLP, and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
LLP.
Freedom Circle
$1250
Freedom
Circle Sponsors receive these benefits:
Supporting
$500
(for smaller firms and firms without
summer associate programs)
Supporting Sponsors receive these
benefits:
Past firm sponsors have included:
Host Committee
Members
$250
Individual attorneys,
solo practitioners, law faculty, and legal professionals are invited to
participate as Host Committee Members by making a contribution of $250. Host
Committee Members receive these benefits:
Reception
Guests
Guests of Firm Sponsors and Host
Committee Members are not solicited for contributions at the reception. They
will be invited by letter at the end of the year to support the ACLU’s FrontLine
Campaign. Summer associates are not solicited for a
contribution.
The ACLU FrontLine Campaign is a partnership of the national ACLU Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender & AIDS Project and the ACLU Foundation of Northern California (ACLU-NC). Contributions to the ACLU FrontLine Attorney Reception are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law. Half of every gift supports the cutting-edge advocacy of the ACLU LGBT & AIDS Project, particularly in Southern and Midwestern states where the civil rights bar is stretched thin by serious, and repeated, constitutional violations. The other half of every FrontLine gift supports a wide range of civil liberties work undertaken by the ACLU-NC.
The LGBT & AIDS Project of the national ACLU protects the constitutional rights of LGBT people and those living with HIV/AIDS through impact litigation, public education, and legislative advocacy. The project is renowned among LGBT rights groups for developing an integrated approach to advocacy. Project attorneys and communications and organizing specialists work together to implement legal initiatives structured not only to change the law but also to influence opinion leaders and public opinion in order to make legal change possible and politically sustainable.
The ACLU Foundation of Northern California is the only public interest law organization in the region dedicated to the education and preservation of civil liberties contained in the U.S. and California constitutions. The ACLU-NC Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization that conducts litigation, public education, and community organizing programs in defense of civil liberties. Since its founding in 1934, the organization has had nationally recognized staff with expertise in free speech, separation of church and state, racial justice, reproductive rights, LGBT rights, and criminal justice issues.
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Information
For more information about the
FrontLine Attorney Reception, please contact giving@aclunc.org