Invest in Impact: Give to MLRI
“MLRI is one of the few remaining organizations that effectively uses advocacy to promote social and economic justice for low-income individuals and families. Not only do they champion legal reforms that empower and serve the poorest and most vulnerable members of our communities, they also advance practical and progressive initiatives that address the root causes of poverty. The Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts is proud to support such an effective, well-respected and critically important organization.”
--Philip W. Johnston, Chair, Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts
As a non-profit legal services organization, the Massachusetts Law Reform Institute relies on the philanthropic support of individuals, foundations, law firms and corporations to sustain its work. We ask for your generous support.
Why Support MLRI?
- Because you want to advance reforms that promote social, racial and economic justice.
- Because you know that the way out of poverty is through economic stabilization and the removal of barriers to opportunity.
- Because you fundamentally believe that all low-income individuals and families should live in dignity and have an opportunity to build a better life for themselves and their children.
- Because you understand that MLRI's systemic advocacy is the most effective way to address the root causes of poverty.
- Because it is your conviction that poverty, and the cycle of poverty, must come to an end.
HOW TO DONATE:
- Donate Online: Visit the donate page on our website to make a secure credit card payment.
- Donate by Mail: To make a donation by check, please use our contribution form.
- Gifts of Stock: You can contribute an appreciated security that you have owned for at least one year to MLRI. You will receive a charitable tax deduction for its full market value and avoid capital gains tax on the increase in its value since you purchased it.
For more information about giving to MLRI: Please contact Executive Director Georgia D. Katsoulomitis at 617-357-0700 x314 or GKatsoulomitis@mlri.org.


