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| There's only one month left until the 24th annual Quid Pro Bono Golf Tournament. Register now. Singles and teams of all skill levels welcome. It's great golf for a great cause!
Join us at beautiful Lake Sunapee Country Club on Thursday, Aug. 10 for a day out on a beautiful course with colleagues and friends to support the Pro Bono Program. Enjoy great food, company, prizes and views while supporting increased access to justice in New Hampshire.
Please visit the tournament page for more info and to sign up, or contact Ginny or Margaret.
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| Support the work of the Pro Bono Program with a tax-deductible contribution by checking the box on your NHBA dues bill or by using the convenient "Donate Now" button below. Every donated dollar helps the Program coordinate and support access to legal representation for needy New Hampshire citizens.
By connecting attorneys with qualifying clients, we improve the lives of low-income children, victims of domestic violence, vulnerable seniors and veterans. Help us leverage the volunteer spirit of New Hampshire Bar members to make a difference for individuals and communities. For more information, please contact Margaret Gilsenberg.
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