Bet Tzedek - The House of Justice

Welcome to Bet Tzedek - The House of Justice . . .
One of the nation’s premier legal services organizations since 1974. Bet Tzedek provides free assistance to more than 10,000 people of every racial and religious background in the Los Angeles area.

SUMMER'S BEST PARTY IS BACK!

A great party for a great cause, The Justice Ball returns to The Lot in West Hollywood on Saturday, July 19. Join more than 3,500 of your closest friends for a night of music, dancing, and so much more.

Visit The Justice Ball website: www.thejusticeball.org

Bet Tzedek Helps Holocaust Survivors Nationwide

Over the past few months, Bet Tzedek has helped Holocaust survivors by creating a cutting-edge, clinic model that combines its staff expertise with the efforts of pro bono attorneys. Now, Bet Tzedek is training agencies and law firms in more than a dozen cities nationwide on how to reach survivors in those cities. Our goal is to help reach more than 5,000 survivors nationally. USA Today featured the program in its March 20th edition (www.usatoday.com), and the Daily Journal profiled our efforts in the March 28th issue.

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Bet Tzedek on the Cover of California Lawyer
Going Hollywood
Read the Full article about Bet Tzedek's innovative fundraising efforts here >>

Bet Tzedek thanks Canter's for generously donating delicious food and coffee to our Holocaust Reparations clinics.

Bet Tzedek is an affiliated agency of the United Way and The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles.

Bet Tzedek gratefully acknowledges the support of The Archstone Foundation for the Nursing Home Advocacy Project.

Bet Tzedek also thanks The S. Mark Taper Foundation for a two-year grant in support of the Employment Rights Project (ERP). The grant supports the community outreach and education efforts of ERP staff. The S. Mark Taper Foundation, founded in 1989, is a private family foundation dedicated to enhancing the quality of people's lives by supporting nonprofit organizations and their work in the community.

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