Support Access to Justice: Fully Fund a Future Legal Aid Leader
For over 30 years, Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) of Minnesota has been deeply rooted in the community, supporting public interest lawyers who tirelessly represent low-income clients. These dedicated attorneys provide critical legal services to ensure access to food, shelter, safety, and justice. However, the burden of student loan debt often stands in the way of their work.
You can change that.
Our fundraising goal is $6,000—the cost to fully fund one LRAP recipient for a year. Each recipient:
- Serves over 200 clients annually.
- Stays long-term in legal aid, becoming a leader in the field.
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In addition to funding, we provide recipients with expert, personalized guidance to navigate the complexities of student loan repayment. This ensures they can focus on serving those who need them most, without the overwhelming weight of student debt.
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Because of our unique mission, many traditional funding sources aren't available to us. We rely on individual donors like you to continue this critical work. Donations are tax-deductible and directly support our recipients' ability to succeed in public service careers.
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Your support reduces the education debt burden for public interest attorneys, enabling them to remain in the work that changes lives and uplifts our community. Together, we can ensure that equal access to justice is a reality for all.
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Donate today to invest in justice, community, and the leaders who make it all possible.
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ABOUT LRAP MINNESOTA
LRAP Minnesota offers comprehensive student loan guidance and funding to nearly 50 civil legal aid attorneys serving 10,000 low-income Minnesotans each year–ensuring that dedicated public interest attorneys are here to serve the ones who need them most.
LRAP Minnesota was founded in 1991 through the joint efforts of students at Minnesota’s law schools, the Minnesota Justice Foundation, and the Minnesota State Bar Association. Current support from these collaborators–and the generosity of donors like you–means that 50 legal aid attorneys can serve 10,000 low-income clients each year.
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