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Community Legal Information Clinic (CLIC)

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Support CLIC!

The Community Legal Information Clinic (CLIC) was started in 1970 and has been providing legal information to students and community members for over 50 years. We are fundraising for CLIC to continue to facilitate opportunities for students to assist community members with legal help. CLIC provides clinical experience for students seeking a hands-on experience in an on-campus legal clinic while providing free legal information to clients in the North State and beyond. Almost 200 students provide legal information to almost 11,000 clients each year.

 

We want to continue to do this work and need the help in covering our overhead costs. Office supplies, postage, and legal material costs are increasing each year. Please support our students and our North State community by helping CLIC meet its vital mission.

How will donations be used?

If you donated to our cause last year, we appreciate your overwhelming generosity! We ask you again for your support and we appreciate anything you are able to donate!

Fundraising Milestones

  • $20 will pay for support materials for one student a year
  • $50 will pay for a case of paper for printing and copying legal material.
  • $175 will pay for our postage for one month
  • $400 will pay for eBooks, guides, and other training materials
  • $500 will pay for all of our Directors’ CLIC Polo Shirts. 

Support the Community Legal Information Clinic!

Ten Things You Should Know About CLIC:

  1. CLIC has operated continuously for 54 years since it opened its doors in 1970. We will be celebrating our 55 anniversary next year!
  2. CLIC is comprised of eleven programs: Chico Consumer Protection Agency; County Jail Law Project; Disability Law Project; Environmental Advocates; Family Law; Housing Law; Student Law Services/Juvenile Rights; Penal Law Program; Misdemeanors, Tickets, and Traffic; Women’s Law and Workers’ Rights.
  3. Academic Service Learning and Civic Engagement internships are provided to approximately 190 students, earning almost 650-course units each year.
  4. CLIC provides assistance to an average of 11,000 clients each year.
  5. CLIC students log about 25,000 hours each year.
  6. CLIC students had the opportunity to attend a two-day Criminal Defense Seminar in San Francisco.
  7. The Environmental Advocates Department participated in the 2023 Earth Day Festival. Part of their advocacy included handing out free metal straws to limit plastic and paper waste and passing out flyers about CLIC for those interested in getting more information on environmental rights.  
  8. In addition to internship opportunities, 20 student directors are selected each year to assist in the daily administration of the programs; these directors learn valuable leadership skills.
  9. CLIC students have been admitted to law schools across the country including Yale, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, UC Hastings, and Santa Clara University, among many others. Our Alumni have gone on to serve as judges in California, Oregon, and Idaho and attorneys with corporations such a Facebook and the Judicial Counsel of California.
  10. Of our almost 200 students each year, many students offer bilingual services to clients.

Why are donations necessary?

Your donation to CLIC will provide a meaningful life experience for a student and will provide much needed legal information resources to the north state community and beyond!

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