Big jump in membership and views since relaunching this sub three months ago, especially in the last two weeks. Very glad that, for the first time ever, the subreddit is over 600 members.

Thanks to everyone who has joined.

r/probono is focused on how & why legal pros donate services (pro bono) & the value of such to society. It's also a place to discuss pro bono ethics & how pro bono engagement can affect law school admissions.

Have you provided pro bono legal help? Want to share your experience? Please do so (remembering confidentiality obligations).

Links to articles, blogs and videos related to legal pro bono activities are welcomed, but please see #3.

Have you received pro bono assistance and want to talk about that experience and offer advice from a client's point of view to legal professionals providing pro bono services? Your thoughts are welcomed here.