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    Legal Services Grants - Bigglesworth Family Foundation

    Legal Services Grants - Bigglesworth Family Foundation support legal aid providers and sector organizations through operating, project, workforce, and tool funding to strengthen civil legal aid.

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    Funder: Bigglesworth Family Foundation

    Due Dates: November 23, 2026 (Spring 2027 LOI) | January 25, 2027 (Spring 2027 application) | November 9, 2026 (Spring 2026 self-report) | April 19, 2027 (Fall 2026 self-report)

    Funding Amounts: Most legal services grants: $10,000–$30,000; Access Grants: $1,000–$3,500

    Summary: Supports legal aid providers and sector organizations through operating support, innovative projects, workforce initiatives, and access to service-delivery tools.

    Key Information: All applicants must submit an LOI each cycle; complete applications require an invitation.


    Description

    The Bigglesworth Family Foundation’s Legal Services program strengthens civil legal aid, primarily in California. It treats legal services as both a safety-net resource and a poverty-alleviation tool. General operating grants support providers offering unique services in their communities, including organizations in “legal deserts.” Innovative and replicable grants help legal services leaders test models that improve their organizations and can benefit peers.

    The program also supports organizations that strengthen the sector through training, technical assistance, research, advocacy, and impact litigation. Recruitment and retention funding addresses the pipeline of legal services professionals through loan forgiveness, loan repayment assistance, and staff well-being. Access Grants help organizations obtain existing tools that improve efficient service delivery and directly benefit the organization or its clients.


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