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All donations are 501(c)(3) Tax Deductible |
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The GAPABA Law Foundation Law Student Grant (GLSG) provides a source of funding for students who accept unpaid summer internships with organizations that advance public interest causes including pro bono legal clinics, non-profit organizations, state and federal agencies, and judicial clerkships. In 2017, Raymond Tran (a 2L at the time), and attorneys Baylie Evans, Kristin Aquino-Pham, and Paul Nam proposed a fundraising event for GAPABA to support law students who could not afford to commit to unpaid commitments during their summers. In 2018, Raymond Tran (as a first-year associate) at Seyfarth Shaw LLP hosted a second fundraiser to us raise more money. Subsequently, Georgia Power Company made additional contributions, as did individuals like Bonnie Youn, creating birthday fundraisers.
In 2022, GAPABA formally announced the launch the law student grants (up to $5,000 per grant) to support law students who accept unpaid summer internships with organizations that advance public interest causes.
| In February 2018, the NAPABA Law Foundation established the Han C. Choi Scholarship to honor his legacy. Han was a NAPABA Trailblazer, a GAPABA Past President, mentor and leader, whose character embodied grit and courage in the face of great adversity. The Scholarship Fund benefits a 1 or 2L law student who exhibits academic excellence, leadership, a volunteering spirit, dedication to a mentor/mentee relationship, and demonstrates an interest in AAPI civic issues. Special consideration is given to applicants who have been adversely affected by cancer (as a survivor, or a family member of a victim or survivor). Qualified law students who are interested in applying for the Scholarship should apply directly with the NAPABA Law Foundation HERE. |
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| In May 2017, the GAPABA Law Foundation established the inaugural Trinh Huynh Fellowship to commemorate the legacy of one of GAPABA's most ardent community activists and former Board Member. With the generous support of Alston & Bird, The Coca-Cola Company and UPS, the initial fellowship was awarded in partnership with Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta. The fellowship focuses on impact litigation in the public interest arena that benefits Georgia's Asian American communities. Please help us continue Trinh's important work and legacy by donating to her Fellowship Fund. |
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If you prefer by pay by CHECK, please make it payable to the "GAPABA Law Foundation" and NOTE OUR CHANGE OF PHYSICAL PAYMENT ADDRESS BEGINNING ON JAN. 1, 2021: GAPABA c/o Accounting Resources 193 Flat Creek Trail Fayetteville, GA 30214 Bookkeeping: Alice Reeves, Accounting Resources Email to confirm receipt: Alice@acctresources.com Tel. 770-632-5562 Please indicate on the Check memo line whether you are donating to the Trinh Huynh Fellowship or the Han C. Choi Scholarship, or making an UNRESTRICTED DONATION. For all other payment inquiries (online and other invoices), please contact our Treasurer: Jacqueline Tio GAPABA Treasurer 2021 Fish & Richardson, PC Tel. 404-892-5005 Email: Treasurer@gapaba.org
Download the GAPABA Law Foundation W-9 for your records HERE. |