The Iowa State Bar Association Young Lawyers Division hosted its annual Justice Fore All event on April 8, raising $975 to support the upcoming National High School Mock Trial Championship, which will be held in Des Moines from May 6 to 9.
The fundraiser brought together legal professionals, law students, and staff for an evening of mini golf and networking. Organizers said that a total of 21 participants registered for the event. The funds raised will help support the national competition that highlights Iowa’s legal and educational communities.
During the evening, attendees enjoyed snacks provided by Eats Sponsor Fredrikson. YLD swag was available at a booth during the fundraiser. ISBA YLD Vice President Aaron Jones thanked attendees for their participation, while Philanthropy Chair Mackenzie Graham welcomed guests and gave instructions to mini golfers.
The Iowa Bar Association promotes diversity, equity and inclusion in the legal profession according to its official website. The association utilizes its headquarters in Des Moines for administrative operations and member events according to its official website.
It honors excellence through awards recognizing contributions to both the legal profession and public service according to its official website. Serving over 6,500 lawyers and judges licensed in Iowa according to its official website, it supports members in serving clients, community, and judicial system while promoting professional growth according to its official website.
The association is governed by a board of 47 members elected from Iowa’s judicial districts according to its official website. It also provides resources and education aimed at enhancing practice standards across the state as well as supporting legislative efforts and member development. The organization describes itself as the oldest voluntary state bar association in the United States serving more than 6,500 lawyers and judges according to its official website.
