Help CDCBA Meet Its 2008 Fundraising Goals
March 2008
We are well into what is going to be another successful CDCBA year. We cannot do it without you and we continue to ask you to reach into your pocketbook and help use reach our annual fundraising goals. Your contribution will help fund those oft-requested Conference improvements:
- Expanding our legislative program will cost a minimum of an additional $50,000.
- 10 state of the art laptop computers will cost an additional $10,000.
- A hosted reception at the Conference will cost an additional $5,000.
- Wireless for each of the delegations will cost a minimum of an additional $2,500.
- Extension cords and power strips for each delegation will cost an additional $1,000.
Here’s how to make a contribution:
- Make a donation through the California Bar Foundation. Suggested donation is a minimum of $150. Your earmarked tax deductible contribution to the Foundation will be used to fund our educational programs, including the Conference itself.
- Make a donation to the CDCBA. Your donations will be used to fund all our activities, including our lobbying program.
- Become a sponsor firm: $2,500 gets you a full page in the Conference Resource Directory, your firm name in lights at the Conference and on our website.
- List in our directory: $350 gets your practice listed in the Resource directory, including area of practice and contact information.
- Support Conference communications by being a subscriber. $25 gives you priority in all our communications and activities.
Your support is critical and will help to ensure our continued existence and the constant improvement of our programs.
Mail your contributions today to CDCBA, 3450 Sacramento Street, Suite 521, San Francisco, CA 94118. Checks payable to the California Bar Foundation and earmarked for CDCBA will be forwarded to the Foundation. For contributions directly to CDCBA, click the Donate button below to pay via PayPal.
In addition, when paying your 2008 State Bar dues, be sure to check-off and pay the CDCBA contribution.