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Contribute to the FJA Research & Education Foundation

The Florida Justice Association Research & Education Foundation promotes the civil justice system and understanding of Florida’s civil justice system and how its preservation benefits consumers, victims, and all Floridians. By contributing to the Foundation, you are helping pave the way to ensure our civil justice system benefits consumers, victims, and all Floridians.

For more information or for assistance with contributing to the FJA Research & Education Foundation, contact Melissa Robbins via email or call 850-224-9403.

Popular Ways to Contribute
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One-Time Contribution

Make a one-time contribution to the Foundation.

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Make a Pledge

Contribute to the Foundation on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual basis.

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Shop on Amazon

Amazon will donate to the Foundation when you use the following link when shopping!

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Gift Appreciated Stock

By transferring appreciated stock, not only do you get the full value of your donation but you also reduce your capital gains taxes. Contact your tax advisor to gift stock today.

Other Ways to Contribute
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Bottle Donation

The Foundation wine toss is an interactive game for FJA members at many of our in-person events. By donating a bottle of your favorite wine or spirits, you are supporting the Foundation’s Law School Outreach programming! Since it’s inception, the event has raised more than $5,000 and counting. To contribute, contact Melissa Robbins.

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Current & Planned Gifts

Current & Planned gifts are very flexible and can be designed to meet the contributor’s needs, expectations and the timing of the gift.

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Endowment Fund

Making a commitment to the Endowment Trust for Justice can be an important part of an individual’s overall financial and estate strategy.

The FJA Research and Education Foundation is designated by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization to which tax-deductible contributions may be made, as provided by law.