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ANNUAL GRANTS
The Morris County Bar Foundation provides grant money to non-profit organizations located in Morris County or located elsewhere but whose clients are Morris County residents.

Programs qualifying for consideration should conform to the mission of the Morris County Bar Foundation which is as follows:

To foster the honor and integrity of the profession of law; to improve and facilitate the administration of justice; to improve relations among lawyers, the judiciary and the public; to promote the study of law and legal research; to foster an increased awareness, appreciation, and knowledge of law and the legal system in the community; to serve as a resource for law-related education for the public; to provide opportunities for lawyers to serve the public through pro bono activities.

Interested organizations are encouraged to call the Morris County Bar Foundation office (973) 267-6089, extension 10 for application materials or further information. Grants are accepted from August 1 through November 1 each year. Recipients will receive grant money during the month of January each year.

JAMES P. KENNY GRANT
A grant in the amount of $1500 is available to a Morris County resident who attends Seton Hall University Law School / evening division. Applicants should demonstrate academic accomplishment and financial need in addition to being a resident of Morris County. The grant program was established in 1979 in honor of James P. Kenny.

Interested applicants should contact the Office of Resource Management at Seton Hall University School of Law, 111 Raymond Boulevard, Newark, NJ 07102.

Applications for the James P. Kenny Grant should be submitted no later than October 15. The successful candidate will receive the grant in January.

MORRIS COUNTY BAR FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIPS
The Justice Robert L. Clifford Fellowship was established in 1996 by the Morris County Bar Foundation to honor retired New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Robert L. Clifford. The Justice Stewart G. Pollock Fellowship was established in 2004 to honor retired New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Stewart G. Pollock. Each fellowship program provides an opportunity for a minority law school student to participate in the summer clerk program in each of two Morris County law firms for a total period of ten weeks during the summer months. The Fellows are mentored by practicing attorneys and given exposure to all areas of the practice of law. The Fellows receive $5000 for the ten week period; half of which is paid by the participating firms and half of which is paid by the Morris County Bar Foundation.

Fellowship information is available at the Morris County Bar Foundation office (973) 267-6089 or through the financial aid offices at Seton Hall University School of Law (Justice Robert L. Clifford Fellowship) and at New York University School of Law (Justice Stewart G. Pollock Fellowship) and Rutgers University School of Law (Justice Stewart G. Pollock Fellowship).