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{{toplink|url=http://www.phillyvip.org|name=phillyvip.org}}<blockquote>''The Hub of Pro Bono in Philadelphia''</blockquote>
{{toplink|url=http://www.phillyvip.org|name=phillyvip.org}}<blockquote>''The Hub of Pro Bono in Philadelphia''</blockquote>
VIP’s essential work is to recruit, train, and support the hundreds of volunteer attorneys who represent low-income individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits without charge. Read more about our mission and model of service.
'''VIP'''’s essential work is to recruit, train, and support the hundreds of '''volunteer attorneys who represent low-income individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits without charge'''.  


We have a full-time staff of twenty organized into two teams: Legal and Operations/External Relations. 75% of VIP staff are members of the Legal Team, reflecting an organizational focus on supporting clients and volunteers.
We have a full-time staff of twenty organized into two teams: Legal and Operations/External Relations. 75% of VIP staff are members of the Legal Team, reflecting an organizational focus on supporting clients and volunteers.

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phillyvip.org

The Hub of Pro Bono in Philadelphia

VIP’s essential work is to recruit, train, and support the hundreds of volunteer attorneys who represent low-income individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits without charge.

We have a full-time staff of twenty organized into two teams: Legal and Operations/External Relations. 75% of VIP staff are members of the Legal Team, reflecting an organizational focus on supporting clients and volunteers.

Our Board of Directors, which is comprised of dedicated, mission-focused volunteers and seven ex officio members, provides strategic and financial oversight for the organization.

VIP also has a robust intern program, with between 4-8 interns, including law students, college students, and, occasionally, high school students, engaged during the school year and over the summer.

Note: The above descriptive information came from the organization's About Us page.

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