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Pro bono representation through VIP is meaningful and transformative for clients and volunteers alike. Please explore their stories, share your feedback, and let us know if you’d like to contribute a post!

 
 
Volunteer Spotlight

Regina Nelson and Chinita L. Coleman

December 2022

"These individuals are the kind of people who want what's best for their family, and they should be able to pass that on."

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VIP in Action

CPBO Pro Bono Partner Award

December 2022

VIP, in partnership with Chubb, won the CPBO Pro Bono Partner Award. This award recognizes innovative pro bono collaborations.

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Volunteer Spotlight

Christine Flynn

November 2022

"Traveling to notarize something for a pro bono client is simple for me, but it's life-changing for them."

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Impact Stories

Helping a Small Business Throughout the Years

November 2022

Dre's Water Ice has turned to Philadelphia VIP since Dre Andrews started the business 7 years ago.

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VIP in Action

Root for Team Philadelphia VIP

November 2022

Philadelphia VIP is proud to have achieved success in 2022. Learn about the winning streak below.

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VIP in Action

VIP Partners with Habitat for Humanity and Chubb to Draft Wills

November 2022

VIP partnered with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia to provide free estate planning and financial information clinics to the Philadelphia community.

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Impact Stories

Leveling the Playing Field

October 2022

Leveling the Playing Field has worked with VIP to provide sports equipment to underserved Philadelphian communities.

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Volunteer Spotlight

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

October 2022

 “Most of my clients are no longer in abusive relationships, but the abuse doesn't just stop when you leave. You are still fighting for your own safety."

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Volunteer Spotlight

Kevin Levy

October 2022

"Whether it's for equity, justice, or rightness, it's important to put forward the cases that people without resources have."

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