Hi friend,

It’s hard to believe that this is our final weekly digest of 2025! Thank you for raising your hand when projects inspire you and making a difference when it is needed most. Channel the spirit of the holiday season this time of year by giving back to those in need. Will you lend some of your time and legal expertise to one of our nonprofit partners seeking support?

From immigrant representation to bylaws review, four nonprofit partners need your help in a variety of areas. Sign up for an available pro bono project now so that it is ready for you to start in 2026:

	6–10 Hours Protect Dreamers at Risk of Detention and Deportation TheDream.US Sign up now to be on call to support Dreamers in 2026. The organization is looking to identify attorneys in advance who can help secure release of detained Dreamers, provide legal advice to Dreamers who may be exposed to detention risk, or represent Dreamers in removal proceedings, should the need arise.
	1–5 HOURS Review Draft Cost-Sharing Agreement Formerly Incarcerated and Convicted People and Families Movement Review a cost-sharing agreement to ensure that it is compliant with federal law and meets the standards needed to protect 501(c)(3) status.
	6–10 hours Review Proposed Bylaws Japan-America Society of Southern Colorado Review bylaws for a grassroots organization to ensure compliance with Colorado law. Advise on policies, contracts, privacy, liability, and more.
	6–10 HOURS Consult on Entity Structure and IRS Considerations Wrest Collective Support entity formation and tax exemption application to ensure that marginalized communities in Idaho can access community-based, sliding-scale legal help.

Thank you for your dedication to our mission and our nonprofit partners!

Best,
The We The Action Team

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