Administering Justice through a comprehensive program of educational outreach, legal assistance, financial counseling and conflict resolution services to empower the powerless, give hope to the hopeless, and show mercy and compassion to those in need.
I need someone that I can trust to help me through a very difficult time. I don’t have much money, and I’m quickly running out of time. Someone told me that I should call Administer Justice to get an appointment with an attorney to help me sort things out and make a plan. But before I make the call I have a few questions…
Necito a alguien en cual puedo confiar para ayudarme con un tiempo dificil. No tengo mucho dinero y no tengo mucho tiempo. Alguien me dijo que llamara a Administrar Justicia para una cita con un abogado que me ayude entender mi situación y ayudarme hacer un plan. Pero antes de hacer la llamada tengo algunas preguntas…
“People need to understand that help is just a phone call away.” Patricia, client.
Every year thousands of individuals find themselves in need of help.
Whether because of age, disability, language or economic status they are unable to access justice for basic human needs.
For many, Administer Justice’s free professional help is only a phone call away thanks to the generous support of hundreds of donors and volunteers who make that possible.
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“When I had my appointment, I couldn't even sleep! You helped so much. I had been trying to find help at other places before with no result. Thank you for being a wonderful place with people who actually CARE.” Joan, client.
10th Year Celebration Banquet! !
Thursday, November 04, 2010 at 6:00 PM
The theme of our annual banquet is "The Power of Ten" -- because 2010 is our 10th year of service, serving more than 15,000 low-income families in need!
That's why we are pulling out all the stops to put together an exciting and inspirational evening:
Dr. Tony Evans, Senior Pastor of the Oak Cliff Bible Church and President of the Urban Alternative in Dallas, has authored over 30 books on empowered Christian living. His radio ministry is heard on more than 500 stations around the country. Dr. Evans will provide a powerful message of justice for the poor.
The evening will also include:
- A delicious 5-course meal
- An update on how we Administer Justice
- Client testimonies - An opportunity to make a real difference by supporting justice and providing hope
The event is a fundraiser, however there is no cost for tickets nor is there any minimum donation required. Our goal is to provide the information and inspiration you need to support our ministry.
“Volunteering at Administer Justice has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. It is great to be a part of an organization that is so dedicated to helping others. They are a truly inspiring group of people.” Gretchen, volunteer.
Join hundreds of professional and non-professional volunteers donating thousands of hours to serve the disadvantaged in our community. More...
“I’m grateful to play a part in so many people’s lives through giving to the ministry of Administer Justice. It is very rewarding to hear how local lives have been positively influenced by the dedication of their staff and volunteers.” Randy, donor.
With so many of our professional services provided by volunteers, we are able to turn your single dollar into almost $50 of services to the community!
We hope you will consider supporting Administer Justice and making a difference in your community. Our secure online donation system is one way to start and we have other opportunities as well. More...