- Posted April 03, 2013
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'Walk for Justice' event to support William Booth Legal Aid Clinic
The Salvation Army's William Booth Legal Aid Clinic is hosting a Walk for Justice at the Detroit Zoo on Saturday, April 6, starting at 8 a.m.
All proceeds benefit The Salvation Army's William Booth Legal Aid Clinic.
Admission is $35 in advance and $40 the day of the event. Children, up to 13 years old, are admitted for free. The registration fee includes zoo admission, parking, a Walk for Justice t-shirt and an entry into a door prize drawing for an IPad.
Since 1994, The William Booth Legal Aid Clinic has been providing legal counsel to participants of The Salvation Army Detroit Harbor Light Center, as well as individuals within the community at or below the poverty level. Over the years, the clinic has resolved more than 19,380 cases involving custody and parenting time, child support, divorce, landlord tenant, criminal misdemeanors, guardianships, credit issues and general advocacy.
For additional information about the Walk for Justice, visit www.walkforjustice.org or call 313-361-6340.
To make a tax-deductible contribution to the William Booth Legal Aid Clinic, visit donate.salvationarmyusa.org/easternmichigan/walkforjustice.
Published: Wed, Apr 3, 2013
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