Illinois Legal Aid Online reports that Illinois Supreme Court Rule 756(f) defines pro bono as legal services to persons of limited means; legal services to charitable, religious, civic, community, governmental, or educational organizations in matters designed to address the needs of persons of limited means; legal services to charitable, religious, civic, or community organizations in furtherance of their organizational purpose; or training intended to benefit legal aid organizations or lawyers who provide pro bono services. National Council of Nonprofits offers the following article on Pro Bono and Skilled Volunteers.
This page provides Illinois nonprofits with references to pro bono legal services to support sector organizations. Illinois Attorney General, Kwame Raoul offers resources for Building Better Charities.
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