Foundation / Corporation
Asian American Bar Foundation of Houston
08/18/17 Postmark
Grants of up to $5,000 to Greater Houston Metropolitan Area, Texas nonprofit organizations to benefit Asian American members in the legal community, and to promote legal knowledge and access for Asian American communities. This program is targeted to organizations that have a purpose consistent with the Funding Source’s mission.
The AABF’s mission is to educate and serve Asian American lawyers and Asian American communities in the greater Houston area and surrounding counties.
The Asian American Bar Foundation of Houston seeks to make grants to Texas-based charitable organizations whose pursuits will impact the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area by (1) expanding the scope of legal services available to the Asian American community; (2) increasing the number of Asian Americans working as lawyers or in legal services; (3) educating members of the Asian American community of their civil and legal rights; (4) stimulating legal discourse by and/or about Asian Americans, the Asian American cultures and Asian American communities; or (5) otherwise promoting the interests of Asian Americans.
GrantWatch ID#: 145627
$10,000
The Asian American Bar Foundation of Houston seeks to award up to two community organizations.
The grant recipient will receive an award of up to $5,000 and a ticket for one of its representatives to attend the Asian American Bar Association of Houston’s annual gala.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Dat Tran, Chair
dtran@southernco.com
Asian American Bar Foundation of Houston, Inc.
Attn: Scholarship/Grant Committee
P.O. Box 1351
Houston, Texas 77252
USA: Texas: Greater Houston Metropolitan Area
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