Ways to Give

Make a Difference with Your Donation to LSNJ

Every day, low-income New Jerseyans face overwhelming legal challenges—90% of their civil legal needs go unmet largely because they cannot afford help. These are families fighting to keep their homes, survivors seeking safety, and individuals striving for stability.

Your tax-deductible gift can change that. With your support, we can take on more cases, provide critical legal expertise, and ensure that those who need justice the most aren’t left to face the system alone.

You can help bring hope and legal protection to those who need it most. Donate today.

Become a Sponsor of the 2025 Equal Justice Awards (EJA) Reception

The Equal Justice Awards (EJA) is a celebration of those who dedicate their time and expertise to advancing equal justice for New Jersey’s most vulnerable individuals. This inspiring event not only honors the extraordinary contributions of pro bono professionals but also marks important milestones in the ongoing fight for justice.

With over 400 attendees at our last gathering, the 2025 EJA promises to be an even more impactful occasion. This year, we are proud to recognize several outstanding individuals, including the newest inductee into the New Jersey Equal Justice Library and Archives (NJEJLA) Circle of Honor, featuring a posthumous tribute to Lt. Governor Sheila Oliver.

By sponsoring this event, you will play a vital role in sustaining LSNJ’s critical legal services, ensuring that those who need help the most can access justice, regardless of their ability to pay. Your support will strengthen our pro bono efforts and advance our mission of equal justice for all.

Join us in making a difference—become a sponsor of the 2025 EJA today.

The Melville “De” Miller, Jr. Memorial Fund

Honor the legacy of Melville "De" Miller, Jr., Co-Founder and former President of Legal Services of New Jersey, by supporting the next generation of justice advocates. Your donation to the Melville “De” Miller, Jr. Memorial Fund helps fund fellowships for law students and newly admitted attorneys, empowering them to serve communities in need and continue his lifelong mission of expanding access to justice.

Your contribution keeps his vision alive—invest in the future of equal justice today.