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HOW
TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE BBF SOCIETY OF FELLOWS
By
becoming a member of the Society of Fellows, you will be joining a
distinguished group of philanthropists with an exemplary commitment
to fulfilling the present and future legal needs of the Greater Boston
community.
The Trustees of the Boston Bar Foundation invite you to join the Society
of Fellows by making a pledge at one of the following giving levels:
| Executive
Fellow |
$50,000
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| Senior
Fellow |
$25,000
[New giving level!] |
| Fellow |
$10,000
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| Supporting
Fellow |
$5,000
[New giving level!] |
| Junior
Fellow* |
$1,000
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| [*Note:
Junior Fellow membership is available to lawyers less than 10
years out of law school] |
With
a range of pledge levels, membership to the Society of Fellows is
available to attorneys of all ages, in varying stages of their careers
and from all sectors (i.e., law firms of all sizes, in-house counsel,
solo practitioners, government lawyers, lawyers in academia and in
the non-profit sector).
Contributions are payable over amaximum of ten years, with an anticipated
annual payment of at least 10% of the pledge. When a pledge has been fully-paid,
it can be applied towards membership at a higher giving level. Members
who have paid $10,000 of their contribution become Life Fellows
of the Foundation.
Donations will be dedicated to the Boston Bar Foundation’s permanent
endowment and up to 50% may be applied to current operating needs
if necessary and approved by the Trustees.
Junior Fellow contributions
are payable over four years, or $250 a year, and will be applied towards
grants to legal services organizations and towards supporting the
work of the BBF.
All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent
provided by law.
The generosity of members of the Society of Fellows is regularly acknowledged
through Boston Bar publications such as the Boston Bar Journal,
which is distributed to all BBA members, as well as on the Foundation’s
website and in other BBF materials. Members of the Society of Fellows
at the Supporting level and higher also receive recognition at BBF
events, including the annual John & Abigail Adams Benefit Ball,
and are invited to a special events throughout the year.
For more information about the Society of Fellows, or to inquire about
membership, please contact BBF Executive Director Richard M. Page, Jr. at (617) 778-1916
or rpage@bostonbar.org.
To pledge a donation for membership in the Society of Fellows, please
click here to download
a pledge form.
To make a payment on an existing pledge, please click
here.
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