The MAA is the national organization of the maritime community for alternative dispute resolution.

As a nonprofit organization, the MAA provides information about maritime dispute resolution to the public, arranges professional education and training for neutrals, and administers the resolution of maritime disputes through mediation, arbitration and other out-of-court methods for settlement.

The new site also provides all the forms necessary to file a case. Contact them now for further information.

The Firm is committed to providing access to justice for low income residents. Through volunteers and staff, PLC provides free civil legal services, including counseling, individual representation, community education, and strategic litigation and advocacy to challenge societal injustices.

Some of their activities include:

- Private Attorney Referral
- Orange County Human Trafficking Coalition
- Community Legal Clinics
- Family Advocates
- Southeast Asian Legal Outreach Project (SEALOP)
- AIDS Legal Assistance Project (ALAP)
- Community Organizations Legal Assistance Project (COLAP)
- Impact Advocacy

As a pro bono law firm, the Public Law Center relies on the dedication and commitment of volunteers to meet the legal needs of Orange County’s low income community. Visit their page to become a volunteer.

If you are a potential client, contact them so that they may help you with your legal needs.

The Association focuses on providing care and support to some of the poorest and least accessible communities in rural KwaZulu-Natal. Members of the UVHAA include health care professionals, nongovernmental organizations and members of the target communities who have been active in community based health care over the past few years.

The UVHAA has several ongoing projects dedicated to improving quality of life for people and reducing the incidence of HIV infections. These are:

• Home Based Care
• Child Headed Families
• Road 2 Recovery
• Community Care Centres
• Man 2 Man Talks
• Vegetable Tunnels

You can join the fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa by contacting the UVHAA or donating to their cause. Every little bit helps.

The Shane McGee Foundation was formed by the McGee family, to honor their son, Shane, who died in a preventable automobile fuel-fed fire. This tragedy and subsequent Wrongful Death and Catastrophic Injury trial was chronicled in the media, including the television news show, 60 Minutes. While the accident was tragic and needless, it did ultimately result in visibility into this issue, as well as improving automotive design to prevent these types of fires. The Shane McGee Foundation was formed in the belief that losing one person to unsafe products is too high of a price to pay.

The Shane McGee Foundation is a 501(c)3 Private Operating Foundation incorporated in Florida. The Foundation is self-funded by the McGees with the sole purpose of educating consumers…educating them about the proper usage of safe consumer products; about dangerous products; and about news that affects all of us and our wellbeing.

BanGreyhoundRacing.com is a non-profit organization which exists to educate the public on the exploitation of greyhounds for profit and to expose the ugly truths surrounding the greyhound racing industry. BanGreyhoundRacing.com was started by a Central Florida attorney who has made it her life goal to abolish greyhound racing in the State of Florida, and ultimately in every state in the U.S.