In 2015, we created a five-year strategic plan to map the future of AVLF. We met our goals so quickly that it was time to go back to the books.

We are grateful to our November 2019 volunteers.

Our ability to provide top-notch legal services to over 5,000 Atlantans a year depends entirely on the support provided by donors like Kilpatrick Townsend.

For low-income Atlantans, the pressure of holiday gift-giving can be a source of stress and sadness. This year, we teamed up with several sponsors to provide holiday gifts for families who couldn’t otherwise afford them.

Landlords will resort to extreme tactics to scare renters our of their homes – which is why it’s so crucial to know your rights.

When the calendar flipped to January 2019, I was wringing my hands thinking about our fundraising goal of over $4,000,000.

Atlanta’s lack of affordable housing and booming gentrification are serious problems for all low-income people in our city – but some communities are hit harder than others.

For many of our clients who are facing housing instability, financial literacy can be a significant barrier to the safety and stability they deserve.

Client Assistance Advocate Kelsie Matthews gives us a first-hand look into her day-to-day at AVLF.

We are grateful to our October 2019 volunteers.

So often, I get busy and distracted and I forget to offer even a simple “thank you.” Thanksgiving, however, is dedicated to a singular focus: gratitude.

Board member Elizabeth Finn Johnson tells us about her and her husband’s financial commitment to AVLF for the next 4 years.