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.

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

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

The community that AVLF builds around you is unlike any other. It’s like looking inside the mind of a superhero.

Read Hon. Christopher Brasher’s remarks at the 2019 Guardian ad Litem Benefit.

Whether through the Annual Campaign, volunteerism, or special contributions, Troutman Sanders has been one of AVLF’s most exemplary partners for 40 years.

We love a transformation story – a dramatic before-and-after. But the key to real and lasting change isn’t quite as glamorous. 

Before they were lawyers, these attorneys all worked in the same (seemingly unrelated) field.

For decades, Eversheds Sutherland has been by our side in the fight for equal justice.

We honor the life of Doumba Sannoh, a client of the Safe Families Office who passed away nearly one year ago at the hands of her abuser.

When squaring up to our biggest systemic problems – like institutionalized racism and inter-generational poverty – maybe hope isn’t quite what we need.

Through volunteerism, Board membership, and financial support, King & Spalding has been with us for forty years in the fight for equal justice.