As a nonprofit educational entity, The National Judicial College relies on support from donors. Your support plays a key role in the NJC remaining a leader in judicial education. As the NJC seeks to fill the void caused by government revenue shortfalls, we turn to you to ask for your support through a year-end gift to our organization.
This year, our most generous supporters have provided some insight regarding their impression of the impact the NJC has on the state of our judiciary. Judge David D. Raasch of Wisconsin said, “It is an honor to be associated with the finest judicial education training center in the world.” Former chair of the NJC’s Board of Trustees, Tom Susman said, “The organization is making a tremendous impact on the improvement of the judiciary.” Faculty council chair, Judge Peter Evans expressed, “I’m proud to be associated with the NJC as both a member of the faculty and as a student. I’ve become a better judge because of what I’ve learned here and I know other faculty and students feel the same way I do.”
Each of the individuals above believes in the importance of making an annual gift to the NJC. This year, they are asking you to follow their lead and consider making your own gift to the NJC. As a donor to the NJC, you can take pride in knowing that your gift will play a direct role in providing judges with the knowledge and skills they need to uphold democracy and the rule of law. As a non-profit organization, the NJC relies on support from donors like you to continue providing excellent judicial education programs.
In a few weeks, you may receive a letter in the mail asking for your support. We hope you will consider making a gift this year that will help to ensure that our nation’s judges continue to receive the finest judicial education available. Your support will allow us to continue the long-standing tradition of advancing justice through judicial education.
When you think about supporting an organization at year end, we hope you will think about The National Judicial College and the impact you can make on the future of justice.
