They are co-chairing the 4ALL Statewide Service Day Committee as they prepare for the 16th annual day of service on March 3. This exciting event is a collaboration between the North Carolina Bar Association and the North Carolina Bar Foundation, providing free legal help to those who cannot afford it.
“We believe when we give our time, talents, and resources to others in need, it helps restore our faith in our community,” commented Jeremy. “We are proud to support this worthwhile effort and have been humbled by the amount of enthusiasm we’ve seen from our peers.”
Both Jeremy and Stephanie are doing their utmost to ensure that this service day will be successful. They are communicating with regional organizations across the state, helping recruit voluntarism from attorneys, paralegals, and other people from all over North Carolina to provide free legal services to North Carolinians seeking help in matters regarding family law, immigration matters, eviction cases, and much more.
“One call can be a lifeline for someone facing an otherwise impossible situation,” Stephanie said. “It’s why initiatives like 4ALL are so important, and it’s been a pleasure to be part of the effort. I encourage every attorney, paralegal, and law student to donate their time.”
Jeremy and Stephanie have been longstanding supporters of 4ALL, continually dedicating their time to the cause. Jeremy has volunteered with the initiative since 2017. Stephanie successfully co-chaired the committee last year and served as the Greenville call center co-chair prior to that.
Volunteers are needed to serve in 2-hour shifts from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on March 3. While most opportunities can be done remotely, limited in-person shifts are available at the following call centers:
Attorneys volunteering their services will receive calls related to their area of practice, which they can choose during the volunteer registration process.
If you would like to talk to an attorney, call lines will be open from 11 a.m. through 7 p.m. on March 3.
