Legal Aid of North Carolina

Legal Aid of North Carolina
224 South Dawson Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
Formation
Tax ID
501(C)(3)
Tax Status
31-1784161
Budget
Revenue: 28,873,097
Expenses: 29,311,481
Assets: 5,125,335
Latest Tax Filing

Legal Aid is a Leftist non profit that receives millions of dollars from North Carolina’s flagship progressive funder, Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation.

The General Assembly cut funding for Legal Aid of NC in 2017. Legal Aid NC and two other similar groups had already seen their state funding cut to $2.7 million, down from $6.3 million, eight years ago . The 2017 budget provided further cuts to $1.1 million. While Legal Aid of NC suggested that they didn’t understand why their funding was cut by the General Assembly, Tim Moore, Speaker of the State House of Representatives suggested t that the groups were hurting “mom and pop” landlords by filing frivolous motions and other legal tactics that would allow non-paying tenants to remain in a dwelling for longer periods of time. Moore also suggested that private lawyers should be performing more of this civil litigation for free.

Legal Aid NC is housed at the same address as the premier radical-Leftist group The Justice Center and its media outlet, NC Policy Watch.

Peter Gull Gilbert, a lawyer that works for Legal Aid NC was arrested in 2017 in a Durham at a protest-riot that turned destructive. He was one of the protesters that tore down a statue commemorating confederate soldiers who had died in the Civil War.

Legal Aid of NC receives other funding from federal grants, state and local Bar associations, state court fees and charitable organizations. Nearly half of their funding comes from the Federal Legal Services Corporation which is funded by a Congressional Appropriation.

2016
$348,700.00
Medical-Legal Partnership
2016
$400,000.00
Home Defense and Consumer Protection Project
2015
$250.00
Program Development
2015
$180.00
2015
$1,000.00
Program development
2015
$1,000.00
Program development
2015
$100.00
Program/operating support
2015
$20,750.00
2014
$500.00
Program Development
2014
$250.00
Program Development
2014
$5,000.00
Program development
2014
$5,000.00
Program development
2014
$1,500.00
2014
$2,750.00
2014
$1,000.00
2014
$800,000.00
For Home Defense and Consumer Protection Project
2013
$3,000.00
2013
$1,000.00
2013
$375,000.00
For the Defense Home Project
2012
$25,000.00
2012
$1,000.00
2012
$4,000.00
2012
$1,000.00
2012
$420,000.00
For the Defense Home Project
2011
$330,000.00
Medical-Legal Partnership
2011
$1,000.00
2011
$450,000.00
For the Defense Home Project
2010
$30,000.00
To improve health outcomes for the families of children served in Durham safety net clinics
2010
$1,000.00
2010
$1,000.00
2010
$450,000.00
For the Defense Home Project
2009
$1,000.00
General Support
2009
$1,000.00
General Support
2009
$1,000.00
2009
$450,000.00
For the Defense Home Project
2008
$1,000.00
General Support
2008
$1,000.00
2008
$450,000.00
For the Defense Home Project
2007
$1,000.00
General Support
2007
$400,000.00
For Fair Lending and the Defense Home Project
2006
$170,000.00
For operating support to expand Home Defense Project
2006
$1,000.00
2006
$60,000.00
For Battered Immigrant Project
2006
$300,000.00
For Fair Lending and the Defense Home Project
2005
$165,000.00
For operating support for Child Advocacy Project
2005
$1,000.00
2005
$125,000.00
For Foreclosure Defense Project
2005
$300,000.00
For general operating support to improve its capacity to provide services throughout state
2004
$72,900.00
For operating support for Elderly Law Project
2004
$1,000.00
2004
$60,000.00
To provide appropriate legal services to battered immigrants in NC
2004
$150,000.00
For legal representation of poor and working families threatened by mortgage foreclosure
2004
$25,000.00
For Environmental Poverty Law Project
2003
$135,230.00
Financial sustainability; For operating support to hire director of development and public relations to increase funds
2003
$150,000.00
For legal representation of poor and working families threatened by mortgage foreclosure
2003
$70,000.00
For Domestic Violence Initiative to ensure that legal services are available to assist victims of domestic violence
2003
$40,000.00
For Environmental Poverty Law Project