Funding Justice for All Coloradans

The Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado raises money for Colorado Legal Services (CLS), Colorado’s statewide Legal Aid program. CLS is the only agency in the state that provides free legal services in civil cases to clients who could not otherwise afford them in every Colorado county. For every client served by CLS, at least one income-eligible person is turned away. With your support, CLS is working to meet this expanded need and help ensure justice for all is more than just a promise. Support our work by donating here. 

Latest News

Legal Aid Foundation Elects New Board Members & Officers
May 13, 2025

At its annual meeting on May 7th, the Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado's Board of Trustees elected a new leadership slate & board members.

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Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado’s 2025 Associates Campaign Supports Colorado Legal Services as They Celebrate Their 100th Anniversary
May 2, 2025

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Preventing evictions and homelessness for families and individuals

Civil legal aid helps keep individuals and families in their homes. Tenants facing eviction who are represented by an attorney are twice as likely to be able to remain in their homes, or otherwise resolve their cases with better outcomes.

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Maintaining financial security and independence

Civil legal aid helps individuals and families resolve threats to their financial security that can often be life-altering, including foreclosures, debt collection, denials of unemployment compensation, unfair wage garnishment, consumer fraud, and bankruptcy.

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Protecting the most
vulnerable in our communities

Civil legal aid helps keep people safe and improves their life prospects by resolving issues of domestic violence, divorce, maintenance, and custody, as well as securing rightfully earned and necessary benefits for veterans, people living with disabilities.

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2023-24 Annual Report Highlights

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Your tax-deductible gift will make a difference for individuals and families who would otherwise be denied access to justice.