Two nonprofits centered around providing legal aid to low-income Californians and a third working to end homelessness for women and children were awarded $500,000 in grants from the state, Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Dec. 21.
The recipients are California Rural Legal Assistance—which provides free legal services to low-income Californians in rural areas; Bay Area Legal Aid—which also provides civil legal services for low-income residents, this time in the Bay Area; and Moms 4 Housing—an Oakland-based organization focused on ending homelessness for women and children.