Judicial Education to Improve a Nation

To meet the ever-increasing needs of the judicial branch, the NJC has created the Pillars of Justice Fund to provide our nation’s judiciary with innovative, results-oriented programs and professional development. The NJC must be able to enhance and update its courses and programs as well as provide new and innovative solutions to enable judges to adequately meet the everyday challenges they face in their courtrooms. This is why we have been reaching out to law firms and corporations for support. Together, we can implement new programs and services that can bring positive change to our court system.

For more information about the Pillars of Justice Fund, click here.

Pillars of Justice Donors
We would like to thank the members of the Pillars of Justice Fund.

Chevron Corporation

With over 62,000 employees in 180 countries, Chevron Corporation takes great pride in their commitment to social and environmental responsibility.  Chevron is committed to being recognized as a global leader that backs its words with accountable actions and quantifiable results. Chevron Corporation is proud of their past achievements as a key sponsor of the Mosaic Project, which provides K-12 educators and community-based organizations with resources for teaching students how different cultures shape communities, as well as through charitable giving to external organizations. Also, in 2007 more than 9,000 employees were members of Chevron's employee networks and affinity groups, which focus on mentoring, employee development, community volunteerism and cultural awareness.  These accomplishments form the foundation of partnership, acceptance and shared goals throughout the rich, diverse family of Chevron employees.

Day Pitney LLP

Day Pitney LLP, formed by the January 1, 2007 merger of Day, Berry & Howard LLP and Pitney Hardin LLP, is a full-service law firm with approximately 400 attorneys operating in offices in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Boston, and Washington, D.C. The firm offers clients strong corporate and litigation practices, with experience on behalf of large national and international corporations as well as emerging and middle market companies and individuals.  Day Pitney’s practice areas include Energy and Utility Law, White Collar Defense and Internal Investigation, Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights and Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation.