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We would like extend our deepest gratitude to our major donors.

Gold Donors = $5,000

Robert Bramson

Kevin M Schofield

Silver Donors = $1,000+

Eliot and Julie Adelson

Robert Gordon

Diane and David Goldsmith

Stephanie Hayes

Deborah Levy

Camarin Madigan

Steven and Shelagh Spafford

Bronze Donors = $500+

Eliot and JulieAdleson

Kate Bekins

Ron Boyer

Boyer and Conniff LLP

Nancy A. Gibbons

David and Dianne Goldsmith

Julie Jones

Johanna Kwasniewski

Erica Pearson

Diane Shannon

Matthew Talbot

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Support our work by making a tax deductible donation today! Your gift will help us provide free legal services to seniors.

EIN 94-3021000

CCSLS Relies on Gifts from Individuals to Support its Work

If you would like to contribute to our efforts to provide free legal services to seniors, please send your tax-deductible contribution to our Concord office or click on the “Donate” button. Our EIN, for purposes of a charitable deduction, is 94-3021000.

We accept Cy Pres awards.

Thanks to the efforts of Alan Plutzik and Jennifer Rosenburg of Bramson, Plutzik, Mahler & Birkhauser, LLP, CCSLS received a Cy Pres award that will allow us to expand and improve our services to Contra Costa seniors. This is the second Cy Pres CCSLS has received from the Bramson firm for which we are very grateful. If you or your firm would like to discuss the possibility of designating CCSLS as a recipient of a Cy Pres award, please contact Matthew Hulse, Executive Director, for further information.

We are grateful for the support of the following foundations:

vanLoben Sels/RembeRock Foundation

Special thanks to our government sponsors.

CCSLS is a recipient of funds from the State Bar of California including Office of Access & Inclusion, Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts, California Access to Justice Commission, and Equal Access Funds. Other support is provided by the Area Agency on Aging, Community Development Block Grants from the Contra Costa County Consortium, the Cities of Antioch, Concord, and Walnut Creek. CCSLS is part of the county-wide collaboration to combat elder abuse funded by Victims of Crime Acts Funds (California Office of Emergency Services XC grant).