Brenda Vera was a speaker at Legal Aid’s 2010 annual event. She told the crowd of 1,300 how Legal Aid helped her family and made an impact on her life. Ms. Vera graduated with honors in 2011 from Lincoln West High School. She is now a freshman in college and hopes to pursue a career helping people – perhaps in the legal field.
In 2013, The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland will celebrate its 100th year as a United Way of Greater Cleveland partner agency.
For Katherine, working with families to keep their homes is more than a response to the foreclosure crisis; it is a way to give back to the community where she was born and raised.
Legal Aid attorneys also actively seek Ms. Schade’s feedback on trainings she attends, using her evaluation and suggestions to shape future sessions.Fred
In the end, Ms. Reese got the bank to charge off the loan, so the couple no longer had to pay the high interest rates. Ms. Reese was pleased with the result, calling the verdict a “good outcome.”
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