BECOME A MEMBER
Legal Aid Society isn’t just a nonprofit law firm — it’s a community. A Society of people — staff, donors, volunteers, and advocates — united by the belief that justice should never depend on one’s income.
When our founders chose the name, Legal Aid Society, they understood something profound: justice is a collective act. They knew that ensuring equal access to justice requires a community that stands up, steps in, and stays engaged.
Today, we carry that vision forward — and we invite you to join us.
Become a Member of Legal Aid Society and stand with us in making justice for all more than a promise, make it a practice.
AS A MEMBER OF LEGAL AID SOCIETY, YOU’LL RECEIVE:
The personal fulfillment of knowing your membership makes a tangible difference for families and individuals in crisis.
A biannual newsletter sharing inspiring client stories and program highlights that demonstrate your impact.
An invitation to join our Justice Unbound Book Club, plus 20% off book club selections from Carmichael’s Bookstore.
Access to free CLEs offered throughout the year.
Recognition in our Annual Report among fellow members of the Society.
The official Society Membership Pin — wear it with pride as a symbol of your commitment to justice.
THIS YEAR, WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO STAND WITH LEGAL AID SOCIETY, YOU’LL ALSO RECEIVE:
Your name listed on our Stand with Legal Aid webpage (updated weekly for those who opt in).
An “I Stand with Legal Aid” decal to display at your office or on your laptop.
A digital badge to share on social media — showing your professional and personal commitment to access to justice.
YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS
When most people think of the justice system, they imagine courtrooms, laws, and legal jargon. But at the Legal Aid Society, we see something more: the faces of real Kentuckians.
To those who stand with Legal Aid, we thank you.
Have you made a gift to Legal Aid Society and don’t see your name on this list? Take the Stand with Legal Aid pledge and give us permission to list you by visiting our pledge form here.
Michael & Colleen Abate
Hayley Abbott
Rebecca Abell
M. A. Allgeier
Sam Benedict
Rose H. Benkert
Dr. Susan Bentley Jonason & Dr. Kim Bentley-Jonason
The Hon. Dolly Berry and Mr. John Berry
Carla Bravo-Gagel
Jeff Brown
Ashley A. Brown
Jordan Butler
Jeremiah Byrne
J. Larry Cashen
Carole D. and Robert Christian
Denise Clayton, Chief Judge (Ret.), Kentucky Court of Appeals
Robert & Theresa Connolly
Sherry Martin Cooper
Jefferson Coulter
Linda Sholle Cowan
James Craig
Pamela Cubberly
Cassandra A. Culin
Rhonda E. Curry
Alexander C. Davis
Kaelan Davis
Carolyn Dean
Michael Del Negro
James Dimas
Andrea M. Doyle
Cindy & Larry Dugger
Kevin Duncan
Marjorie A. Farris
Maria Fernandez & Ray Ganong
Dr. Laman & Julie A. Gray
Andrew T. Hagerman
Jacqueline Harrison
Martha & Petter Hasselbacher
Michele Henry
Sarah Osborn Hill
Hollie Hopkins
W. Bryan Hudson
Jim Irving
Eric Ison & Melanie Bootes
Stephen C. and Carrie E. Keller
Kim Klein
Michael Lannon
John & Theresa Leist
Julia Leist & Andy Pike
Adam Lieberg
Mary Janice Lintner
Tricia Lister
Katherine Mapother
Nicholas D. Maraman
Aaron Marcus
Patrick Markey
Ron Marstin
Annette Ohlmann Mattingly
Tara A. McGuire
Frencis J. Mellen and Beverly Glascock
Jeffrey T. Metzmeier
Kurt X. Metzmeier
Kristi & Jeff Miller
Andie Mooradian
Richard & Judith Nowka
Mike O'Connell
Caroline Pearce
The Hon. John W. Potter
Dee Pregliasco
Kendrick R. Riggs
Chris Ring
John Rippy
Jeffrey Rodgers & Ed Kruger
Miranda Ronnow
Laura & Mark Rothstein
Jeffrey & Rene Savarise
Leigh Schell
Neva-Marie & John Scott
The Hon. Ann Shake
Cory Skolnick
Louise Slaven
Jim Straus
Leeann Thornhill
Jane Thorpe
Peter L. Thurman, Jr.
Patricia Van Houten
G. L. Wallace
Jeffrey & Kayleen Wallace
Tina Ward-Pugh
Kimberly Whitley
Martin J. Woerner
Michelle Wyrick
Mitzi Wyrick
Cynthia Young