Lawyers Giving Back

Pro Bono College

Created in 1992 by the State Bar of Texas, the Pro Bono College recognizes attorneys who have far exceeded the State Bar's aspirational pro bono goal in their efforts to address the vast unmet legal needs of the poor.

• Legal services staff attorneys may join the Pro Bono College if they have performed a minimum of 75 hours of eligible pro bono services in addition to their normal work hours, without compensation, as stated in the membership requirements.

There is also an associate membership in the College recognizing the achievements of Texas paralegals in pro bono service.

• Paralegals may join the Pro Bono College as an associate member if they have performed a minimum of 50 hours of eligible pro bono services in addition to their normal work hours, without compensation, as stated in the membership requirements.

To apply, complete the appropriate application, below. Membership must be renewed annually to remain an active member of the Pro Bono College. See applications and guidelines below [in PDF format]:

• Pro Bono College Attorney Membership Form
• Pro Bono College Attorney Guidelines
• Pro Bono College Paralegal Membership Form
• Pro Bono College Paralegal Guidelines

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