MLK Day of Service
"Everybody can be great . . . because anyone can serve."—Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

 

Celebrate the Spirit of Martin Luther King Jr.: A Lawyer's Day of Service

Past President W. Anthony Jenkins
Tony Jenkins
Past President
State Bar of Michigan

January 21 marks another occasion for each of us to remember, appreciate, and honor the great legacy of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose personal commitment to civil rights and equal justice for all remains a shining example of a life dedicated to uplifting the human spirit and improving the living conditions of all mankind. I ask that you engage in a pro bono or community service project of your choice in recognition of Dr. King's legacy and as a demonstration of your personal commitment to the goals he embraced.

 

 

"Life’s most persistent and urgent question is,
what are you doing for others?"
—Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
1957 Sermon

 

Inspiring Stories of MLK Day

View the video below or select one from the "Play List"

Commit
Below are links to some places you can volunteer in your own community to celebrate MLK Day. Also, consider an activity that assists a community other than your own.

Find
Locate legal pro bono for those in need, search Michigan by county for pro bono opportunities.

Dedicate your day of service to mentoring another attorney. Sign up at the State Bar of Michigan Mentoring Center.

True North Community Services is a searchable database for Northern Michigan volunteer work.

Share
Many stories of attorneys dedicated to service can be found on the A Lawyer Helps page. Submit your story of service with photos using this form. The most compelling stories of service will be featured on the A Lawyer Helps website and in an upcoming edition of the Michigan Bar Journal.

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