81 FR 3478 - Request for Letters of Intent To Apply for 2016 Pro Bono Innovation Fund Grants
LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION Federal Register Volume 81, Issue 13 (January 21, 2016)
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[Federal Register Volume 81, Number 13 (Thursday, January 21, 2016)] [Notices] [Pages 3478-3481] From the Federal Register Online [www.thefederalregister.org] [FR Doc No: 2016-01106] ======================================================================= ----------------------------------------------------------------------- LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION Request for Letters of Intent To Apply for 2016 Pro Bono Innovation Fund Grants AGENCY: Legal Services Corporation. ACTION: Notice. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) issues this Notice describing the conditions under which Letters of Intent to Apply for 2016 funding will be received for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund. On December 18, 2015, Congress provided $4 million for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund through the Consolidated Appropriations Act for 2016. DATES: Letters of Intent must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. EST on March 28, 2016. ADDRESSES: Letters of Intent must be submitted electronically at http://lscgrants.lsc.gov. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mytrang Nguyen, Program Counsel, Office of Program Performance, Legal Services Corporation, 3333 K Street NW., Washington, DC, 20007; (202) 295-1564 or [email protected]. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: I. General Information The Pro Bono Innovation Fund was created after the LSC Board of Directors formed a Pro Bono Task Force in 2011 to identify ways to better engage pro bono lawyers and other volunteers to serve low-income people. One recommendation of the Pro Bono Task Force was to create a competitive Innovation Fund grant program. On January 17, 2014, the President signed Public Law 113-76, the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2014, which included $2.5 million in LSC's appropriation for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund. In its first year of grant making, LSC funded eleven projects seeking to address the critical legal needs of underserved populations with more pro bono volunteers, significant collaboration, and technology enhancements. The Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2015, Public Law 113-235 (December 16, 2014) increased LSC's appropriation for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund to $4 million and LSC funded an additional fifteen projects in FY15. On December 18, 2015, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016, Public Law 114-113 provided $4 million for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund. In 2016, the Pro Bono Innovation Fund will continue to advance LSC's goal of increasing the quantity and quality of legal services provided to eligible people. Applicants to the Pro Bono Innovation Fund should identify the most pressing unmet client needs and how pro bono volunteers will be used to address those needs. Projects funded by the Pro Bono Innovation Fund will serve as demonstration efforts to strengthen pro bono service delivery and improve low income persons' access to high quality legal assistance through coordinated legal delivery systems. II. Funding Opportunity Information A. Pro Bono Innovation Fund Purpose and Key Goals The purpose of the Pro Bono Innovation Fund is to develop and enhance pro bono programs that serve larger numbers of low-income clients and that improve the quality and effectiveness of the services clients receive by using pro bono volunteers. Projects should be innovative (new, replicable models and approaches to pro bono delivery) or replicate prior successful models. The Pro Bono Innovation Fund is designed to address issues identified in the 2012 report of LSC's Pro Bono Task Force. The report provides a summary [[Page 3479]] of findings that illustrates the current crisis in legal services and suggests ways that pro bono can be used to increase the supply of lawyers and others who are available to provide legal assistance to low-income people. The key goals of the Pro Bono Innovation Fund are to: 1. Address gaps in the delivery of legal services to low-income people 2. Engage more lawyers and other volunteers in pro bono service 3. Develop and implement new, innovative, and replicable strategies that address persistent challenges in pro bono delivery systems B. Areas of Interest for FY 2016 LSC welcomes applications in a wide variety of areas; there are no specific areas of interest. Consistent with the key goals of the Pro Bono Innovation Fund, however, applicants are encouraged to consider developing projects that propose to replicate effective models of pro bono delivery or propose novel (and replicable) solutions to persistent challenges in their current pro bono system. Such challenges and solutions may include, but are not limited to:Advancing the organization's strategic imperatives by integrating volunteers into significant delivery or advocacy efforts (e.g., using law students to conduct screening and intake, expanding complex litigation or appellate practice with pro bono attorneys). Addressing duplicative or fractured pro bono efforts by forming partnerships with pro bono and community stakeholders or adding new partners to existing collaborations (e.g., working with state and local pro bono committees or with specialty and minority bar associations, aligning with state Access to Justice Commission initiatives, and complementing self-represented litigant efforts). Developing strategies to bring pro bono services to the locations and communities where clients reside or are accessing services, particularly for hard to reach populations (e.g., medical- legal partnerships, mobile or remote services for rural populations, or adopting a neighborhood). Developing quality controls and setting goals for timely, effective pro bono work. This can include technology solutions and/or innovative ways to provide more mentoring, training, and support for volunteers (e.g., designating experienced volunteers to mentor newer pro bono attorneys, developing process improvements to share resources through common data portals, and sharing case updates and files with shared case management systems). C. Available Funds and Estimated Award Amounts LSC has received an appropriation of $4 million, of which $3.8 million is available for grants in fiscal year 2016 to support Pro Bono Innovation Fund projects. In 2015, fifteen Pro Bono Innovation Fund Projects received funding with a median funding amount of $257,000. LSC recommends a minimum $50,000 request, and there is no maximum amount for Pro Bono Innovation Fund requests that are within the total funding available. LSC encourages proposals for projects that include other in- kind and cash support, although LSC has no matching requirement. D. Project and Funding Period Pro Bono Innovation Fund grant awards will cover either an 18- or 24- month project period. Applicants' proposals should cover the full period for which a grant award is requested. The project period is expected to commence in October 2016. III. Grant Application Process and Letter of Intent To Apply Instructions A. Pro Bono Innovation Fund Grant Application Process LSC is committed to reviewing all Pro Bono Innovation Fund grant applications in a quick and thorough manner. Applicants must first submit a Letter of Intent to Apply for Funding (LOI). LSC staff will review the LOIs and notify applicants by April 25, 2016 if their LOI is selected. Applicants whose LOIs are selected will be asked to submit a detailed, full application in LSC Grants. Once LSC has received a full application from a selected applicant, the application undergoes a rigorous review process by LSC staff and external subject matter experts. LSC's President makes the final decision on funding for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund. B. Letters of Intent To Apply for Funding Requirements and Format The LOI should succinctly summarize in approximately three pages a proposed project's context, goals, objectives, activities, estimated budget, timeline, and evaluation plan. Applicants must submit the LOI electronically using the LSC Grants online system found at http://lscgrants.lsc.gov. They system will be live for applicants in early March 2016. The LOI form in LSC Grants will ask each applicant the following information about the proposed project: 1. Project Description. In this section, please provide a brief description of the proposed project that includes: The specific client need and challenge or opportunity in the pro bono delivery system that the project will address. The goals and objectives of the project, the activities that make up the project, and how those activities will link to and achieve the stated goals and objectives. Strong indication of volunteer demand or interest in supporting the project. The expected impact of the project. This should include a brief explanation of the changes and outcomes that will be created as a result of the project. 2. Project Staff, Organizational Capacity, and Project Partners. Please briefly identify and describe the project team and project partners including: The qualifications and relevant experience of the proposed project team, any proposed partner organizations, and your organization. The role of your organization's executive management in the design and implementation of the project. 3. Budget and Timeline. Please provide the following information about the estimated project costs and the proposed implementation timeframe: Whether the proposed project will be implemented in an 18- or 24- month timeframe. Estimated total project cost. This includes the estimate for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund requested amount and other in-kind or cash contributions to support the project. List, if any, of anticipated contributions, both in-kind and monetary, of all partners involved in the project. List of key partners who will receive Pro Bono Innovation Fund funding, including their roles, and the estimated dollar amount or percent of budget assigned to each partner. Please provide an estimated budget using the following form. [[Page 3480]] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pro Bono Innovation Other cash or in- Fund Share-- kind support-- estimated estimated ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Personnel Expenses: a. Salaries/Wages b. Fringe Benefits Subtotal Personnel Expenses 2. Project Expenses: a. Travel b. Equipment c. Software d. Supplies e. Communication f. Training g. Evaluation h. Other Subtotal Project Expenses 3. Third-Party Contracts and Subgrants: a. Contract b. Subgrant Subtotal Third-Party Contracts and Subgrants Totals Percentage of Total Project ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Note: Applicants are encouraged to provide as complete an estimate as possible despite the preliminary nature of the LOI. LSC recognizes that the budget information provided is an initial estimate only and subject to change if applicants are invited to submit a full application. C. One Project per Letter of Intent To Apply Applicants are encouraged to propose more than project. To do so, applicants must submit a separate LOI for each project. D. Letter of Intent To Apply Deadline Applicants must complete and submit LOIs through http://lscgrants.lsc.gov no later than 5:00 p.m. ET, Monday, March 28, 2016. To avoid any technical difficulties or submission challenges on the day of the deadline, please allow sufficient time for your LSC Grants submission. Applicants are strongly encouraged to complete LOI submissions prior to the deadline. LSC will provide a confirmation email for each completed electronic LOI submission. Please keep this email as verification that your LOI was received. If you do not receive an email confirmation for your LOI submission, please inquire about the status of your LOI at [email protected]. LSC will not accept applications submitted after the deadline unless LSC has approved a request to waive the deadline. See Section IV (D) Waiver Authority below. E. Selection Process Applicants must be current LSC grantees. LSC will review all LOIs to determine whether they are from eligible entities, submitted as complete in LSC Grants, and are responsive to the questions described above. Failure to meet these submission requirements may result in rejection of the LOI before substantive review. Each LOI will then be carefully reviewed to identify those projects that address the key goals of the Pro Bono Innovation Fund. The LOIs will also be reviewed to determine the extent to which the proposed project: Provides a clear description of client need and the challenge in the pro bono delivery system that the project will address. Demonstrates is has the support of, or is viable with, the pro bono volunteers targeted for recruitment and participation in the project. Articulates thoughtful, appropriate, and concrete goals and activities that address the articulated need and challenges. Is either innovative or an appropriate replication of prior successful models. Has potential for client impact, strong outcomes, further replication, or scaling. Leverages partnerships and involves all of the appropriate parties needed to make it successful and sustainable. Has organizational support and capacity, and is cost- effective. Projects that address the above criteria will be invited to submit full applications. F. Next Steps for Successful Applicants LSC will notify successful LOI applicants by April 25, 2016. Successful applicants will have until 5:00 p.m. ET, Monday, July 18, 2016 to complete full applications in the LSC Grants online application system. IV. LSC Requirements and Eligibility Information A. LSC Requirements Pro Bono Innovation Fund grants are subject to all the requirements of the Legal Services Corporation Act of 1974 as amended (LSC Act), any applicable appropriations acts and any other applicable law, rules, regulations, policies, guidelines, instructions, and other directives of including, but not limited to: The LSC Audit Guide for Recipients and Auditors, the Accounting Guide for LSC Recipients, the CSR Handbook, the 1981 LSC Property Manual (as amended) and the Property Acquisition and Management Manual, with any amendments to the foregoing adopted before or during the period of the grant. Before submitting a Letter of Intent to Apply, applicants should be familiar with LSC's subgrant and transfer requirements at 45 CFR parts 1610 and 1627, particularly as they pertain to payments of LSC funds to other entities for programmatic activities. Termination Policies and Procedures will be same as those described in the 2015 Pro Bono Innovation Fund Grant Assurances. B. Eligible Applicants To be eligible for Pro Bono Innovation Fund grants, applicants must be current grantees of LSC grants for Basic Field-General, Basic Field- Migrant, or Basic Field-Native American funding. Organizations and entities that are not current LSC grantees are not eligible to apply directly to LSC for Pro Bono Innovation Fund grants. Collaborations between LSC grantees and partner organizations are strongly encouraged to enhance projects, strengthen pro bono [[Page 3481]] delivery systems, and avoid duplication of services. C. Waiver Authority LSC, upon its own initiative or when requested, may waive provisions in this Notice at its sole discretion under extraordinary circumstances and when it is in the best interest of the eligible client community. Waivers may be granted only for requirements that are discretionary and not mandated by statute or regulation. Any request for a waiver must set forth in writing the extraordinary circumstances for the request. LSC will not consider a request to waive the deadline for an LOI unless it is received by LSC prior to the deadline. D. Contact Information For more information about current Pro Bono Innovation Fund projects, please contact Mytrang Nguyen, Program Counsel, (202) 295- 1564 or [email protected]. If you have a general question or questions about the Pro Bono Innovation Fund application process, please email [email protected]. For technical questions or issues with the LSC Grants online application system, please send an email to [email protected]. Dated: January 15, 2016. Stefanie K. Davis, Assistant General Counsel. [FR Doc. 2016-01106 Filed 1-20-16; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 7050-01-P
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can be obtained by contacting the office Type of Review: Extension. I. General Information
listed below in the ADDRESSES section of Agency: Office of Workers’ The Pro Bono Innovation Fund was
this Notice. Compensation Programs. created after the LSC Board of Directors
DATES: Written comments must be Title: Certification by School Official. formed a Pro Bono Task Force in 2011
submitted to the office listed in the OMB Number: 1240–0031. to identify ways to better engage pro
ADDRESSES section below on or before Agency Number: CM–981. bono lawyers and other volunteers to
March 21, 2016. Affected Public: Individuals or serve low-income people. One
ADDRESSES: Ms Yoon Ferguson, U.S. households, Not-for-profit institutions, recommendation of the Pro Bono Task
Department of Labor, 200 Constitution State, Local or Tribal Government. Force was to create a competitive
Ave. NW., Room S–3323, Washington, Total Respondents: 493. Innovation Fund grant program. On
DC 20210, telephone/fax (202) 354– Total Annual Responses: 493. January 17, 2014, the President signed
9647, Email ferguson.yoon@dol.gov. Estimated Time per Response: 10 Public Law 113–76, the Consolidated
Please use only one method of minutes. Appropriations Act of 2014, which
transmission for comments (mail, fax, or Frequency: On occasion. included $2.5 million in LSC’s
Email). Estimated Total Burden Hours: 82 appropriation for the Pro Bono
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Total Burden Cost (capital/startup): Innovation Fund. In its first year of
$0. grant making, LSC funded eleven
I. Background Total Burden Cost (operating/ projects seeking to address the critical
In order to qualify as a dependent that maintenance): $0. legal needs of underserved populations
is eligible for black lung benefits, a child Comments submitted in response to with more pro bono volunteers,
aged 18 to 23 must be a full-time this notice will be summarized and/or significant collaboration, and
student as described in the Black Lung included in the request for Office of technology enhancements. The
Benefits Act, 30 U.S.C. 901 et seq. and Management and Budget approval of the Consolidated and Further Continuing
attending regulations 20 CFR 725.209. information collection request; they will Appropriations Act, 2015, Public Law
The CM–981 is partially completed by also become a matter of public record. 113–235 (December 16, 2014) increased
the appropriate district office so that the LSC’s appropriation for the Pro Bono
Dated: January 14, 2016.
school official or registrar’s office will Innovation Fund to $4 million and LSC
Yoon Ferguson, funded an additional fifteen projects in
know for which student and time period Agency Clearance Officer, Office of Workers’
the information is being requested and FY15. On December 18, 2015, the
Compensation Programs, U.S. Department of Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016,
is also used to verify the full-time Labor.
student status. This information Public Law 114–113 provided $4
[FR Doc. 2016–01145 Filed 1–20–16; 8:45 am] million for the Pro Bono Innovation
collection is currently approved for use BILLING CODE 4510–CK–P
through July 31, 2016. Fund.
In 2016, the Pro Bono Innovation
II. Review Focus Fund will continue to advance LSC’s
The Department of Labor is goal of increasing the quantity and
LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION quality of legal services provided to
particularly interested in comments
which: eligible people. Applicants to the Pro
Request for Letters of Intent To Apply
• Evaluate whether the proposed Bono Innovation Fund should identify
for 2016 Pro Bono Innovation Fund
collection of information is necessary the most pressing unmet client needs
Grants
for the proper performance of the and how pro bono volunteers will be
functions of the agency, including AGENCY: Legal Services Corporation. used to address those needs. Projects
whether the information will have ACTION: Notice. funded by the Pro Bono Innovation
practical utility; Fund will serve as demonstration efforts
• evaluate the accuracy of the SUMMARY: The Legal Services to strengthen pro bono service delivery
agency’s estimate of the burden of the Corporation (LSC) issues this Notice and improve low income persons’
proposed collection of information, describing the conditions under which access to high quality legal assistance
including the validity of the Letters of Intent to Apply for 2016 through coordinated legal delivery
methodology and assumptions used; funding will be received for the Pro systems.
• enhance the quality, utility and Bono Innovation Fund. On December II. Funding Opportunity Information
clarity of the information to be 18, 2015, Congress provided $4 million
collected; and for the Pro Bono Innovation Fund A. Pro Bono Innovation Fund Purpose
• minimize the burden of the through the Consolidated and Key Goals
collection of information on those who Appropriations Act for 2016. The purpose of the Pro Bono
are to respond, including through the DATES: Letters of Intent must be Innovation Fund is to develop and
use of appropriate automated, submitted by 5:00 p.m. EST on March enhance pro bono programs that serve
electronic, mechanical, or other 28, 2016. larger numbers of low-income clients
technological collection techniques or ADDRESSES: Letters of Intent must be and that improve the quality and
other forms of information technology, submitted electronically at http:// effectiveness of the services clients
e.g., permitting electronic submissions receive by using pro bono volunteers.
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lscgrants.lsc.gov.
of responses. Projects should be innovative (new,
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: replicable models and approaches to pro
III. Current Actions Mytrang Nguyen, Program Counsel, bono delivery) or replicate prior
The Department of Labor seeks the Office of Program Performance, Legal successful models.
approval for the extension of this Services Corporation, 3333 K Street The Pro Bono Innovation Fund is
currently-approved information NW., Washington, DC, 20007; (202) designed to address issues identified in
collection in order to determine the 295–1564 or nguyenm@lsc.gov. the 2012 report of LSC’s Pro Bono Task
continued eligibility of students. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Force. The report provides a summary
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delivery systems, and avoid duplication environmental impacts resulting from Topics for environmental analysis
of services. implementation of SI’s South Mall identified through the scoping process
Campus Master Plan. NCPC will act as include: Historic resources; visual
C. Waiver Authority
lead federal agency for NEPA resources; transportation; public
LSC, upon its own initiative or when compliance and SI is the project owner, utilities; land use; social and economic
requested, may waive provisions in this sponsoring the preparation of the EIS. issues; visitor use; and physical and
Notice at its sole discretion under Although SI is not a ‘‘federal agency’’ biological resources, such as air quality,
extraordinary circumstances and when within the meaning of NEPA and CEQ water quality, and climate change.
it is in the best interest of the eligible Regulations, SI works with federal All private parties, Federal and local
client community. Waivers may be agencies on NEPA compliance when, as agencies, and interested organizations
granted only for requirements that are here, an SI project requires federal having an interest in the project are
discretionary and not mandated by agency approval. invited to comment. All previously
statute or regulation. Any request for a The South Mall Campus Master Plan submitted comments from the EA
waiver must set forth in writing the (Master Plan) will evaluate scoping period are documented in the
extraordinary circumstances for the opportunities to: Better align administrative record and will be used
request. LSC will not consider a request Smithsonian facilities on the South Mall to inform the Draft EIS; only new issues
to waive the deadline for an LOI unless Campus with SI’s mission; increase and concerns need to be submitted at
it is received by LSC prior to the public access to the museums and this time. During this scoping period, no
deadline. gardens; replace and upgrade aging public scoping meeting will be held.
building systems; upgrade security All new and relevant environmental
D. Contact Information
systems campus wide; rehabilitate and information, or additional comments on
For more information about current restore historic buildings; provide any issues that may be associated with
Pro Bono Innovation Fund projects, seismic retrofitting; consolidate and the proposed project, should be sent to
please contact Mytrang Nguyen, upgrade loading functions; enhance the address or email address below.
Program Counsel, (202) 295–1564 or public space; and increase the visitor Before including your address, phone
nguyenm@lsc.gov. services provided in the area. The number, email address, or other
If you have a general question or Master Plan will revitalize the South personal identifying information in your
questions about the Pro Bono Mall Campus by interconnecting comment, you should be aware that
Innovation Fund application process, programs and services both above- and your entire comment, including your
please email probonoinnovation@ below-grade; and, by improving personal identifying information, may
lsc.gov. physical access for all through enhanced be made publically available at any
For technical questions or issues with circulation, way finding, and program time. While you can ask us in your
the LSC Grants online application visibility. These improvements will comment to withhold your personal
system, please send an email to provide visitors and staff with facilities, identifying information from public
techsupport@lsc.gov. amenities, and educational experiences review, we cannot guarantee that we
Dated: January 15, 2016. expected of a world class institution. will be able to do so.
Stefanie K. Davis, DATES: The Scoping Period shall run Information related to the project and
Assistant General Counsel. February 22, 2016. public involvement opportunities for
[FR Doc. 2016–01106 Filed 1–20–16; 8:45 am] ADDRESSES: Electronic Comments may the draft EIS will be provided at the
BILLING CODE 7050–01–P be submitted at project’s Web site: http://
commentsonsouthcampus@si.edu. www.southmallcampus.si.edu/.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Authority: 40 CFR 1501.7.
NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING Matthew Flis, Senior Urban Designer, Dated: January 13, 2016.
COMMISSION National Capital Planning Commission,
Anne R. Schuyler,
Urban Design and Plan Review, 401 9th
Notice of Intent To Prepare an StreetNW., Washington, DC 20004, General Counsel.
Environmental Impact Statement for Phone 202–482–7236; or Michelle [FR Doc. 2016–01162 Filed 1–20–16; 8:45 am]
the Smithsonian Institution’s South Spofford, Senior Planning Manager, BILLING CODE 7520–01–P
Mall Campus Master Plan Smithsonian Institution, Office of
AGENCY: National Capital Planning Planning Design and Construction,
Facilities Master Planning, 600 NATIONAL FOUNDATION ON THE
Commission.
Maryland Avenue SW., Suite 501, PO ARTS AND THE HUMANITIES
ACTION: Notice of intent to prepare an
Box 37012, MRC 511, Washington, DC
Environmental Impact Statement. National Endowment for the Arts;
20013–7012, Phone: 202–633–6558.
SUMMARY: Pursuant to the National SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: NCPC and
Agency Information Collection
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of SI previously conducted scoping For an Activities: Proposed Collection;
1970, as amended and implemented by Environmental Assessment (EA) of the Comment Request; 2017 Survey of
the Council on Environmental, and in Master Plan from December 16, 2014 Public Participation in the Arts
accordance with the Environmental through January 30, 2015. As part of this AGENCY: National Endowment for the
Policies and Procedures adopted by the process, NCPC and SI held a public Arts, National Foundation on the Arts
asabaliauskas on DSK9F6TC42PROD with NOTICES
National Capital Planning Commission scoping meeting on December 16, 2014 and the Humanities.
(NCPC), the NCPC announces its intent and received written comments from ACTION: Proposed collection; comments
along with the Smithsonian Institution local and federal agencies, interested request.
(SI), and in cooperation with the organizations, and the public. Based on
National Park Service (NPS), to prepare the information obtained and additional SUMMARY: The National Endowment for
an Environmental Impact Statement coordination with local and federal the Arts (NEA), as part of its continuing
(EIS). The EIS will provide a full and agencies, NCPC and SI have determined effort to reduce paperwork and
fair discussion of the potential that preparation of an EIS is warranted. respondent burden, conducts a
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| Contact | Mytrang Nguyen, Program Counsel, Office of Program Performance, Legal Services Corporation, 3333 K Street NW., Washington, DC, 20007; (202) 295-1564 or [email protected] | |
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