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Fellow Dues Contribution
A Fellow is a member of the Louisiana State Bar Association in good standing or any member of the faculty of an American Bar Association accredited law school in Louisiana who makes a contribution to the Louisiana Bar Foundation, as classified by the levels of Fellowship and is sponsored by an existing Fellow who is in good standing with the LBF.
Annual Support
Donations provide a dependable source of unrestricted gifts that may be applied to the areas of greatest need. Your generosity will help strengthen the programs we support and the services we provide.
2008 Midwest Flood Disaster Relief Fund
The LBF and LSBA have established the 2008 Midwest Flood Disaster Relief Fund to offer financial assistance to the Midwest legal communities affected by this flooding.
Raising the Bar Endowment Fund
The endowment fund provides funding for justice-related nonprofit organizations in Louisiana and helps to address the unrealized legal needs of Louisiana’s indigent citizens.
Kids' Chance Fund
The Kids’ Chance Program awards scholarships to dependent children of a worker killed or permanently and totally disabled in an accident compensable under a state or federal Workers’ Compensation Act or law.
Miscellaneous Donations
Publication -- In Our Own Words; Reflections on Professionalism in the Law
This publication addresses the growing concerns of professionalism and civility in the practice of law and provides a variety of perspectives on professionalism in the legal profession. It has served as material in continuing education professionalism courses.
Publication -- The Louisiana Civil Code: A European Legacy for the United States
This publicaiton is a non-technical book explaining the Civil Code to laymen, undergraduate students and judges and lawyers unschooled in the civil law.
Publication -- The Louisiana Criminal Code: Ten Proposals for Reform
This publication was published in 2002 and is a reference work and a call to action to our legal community to consider a revision of our Criminal Code, which was last revised in 1942.
LA Supreme Court Building print -- signed
An origianl painting of the LA Supreme Courthouse by Leonard L. Kilgore III of Baton Rouge was reproduced to a beautiful 14 x 18 print to hang in your home or office. This print is signed and numbered by the artist.
LA Supreme Court Building print
An origianl painting of the LA Supreme Courthouse by Leonard L. Kilgore III of Baton Rouge was reproduced to a beautiful 14 x 18 print to hang in your home or office.
