TOGETHER.
WE STOOD FOR JUSTICE.
Saturday evening Levitt & Quinn supporters came together to celebrate Standing for Justice. Dan Jaffe and Bruce Clemens received the Outstanding Community Service Award. In their remarks each noted the high quality and big impact of the work of Levitt & Quinn's attorneys. Los Angeles' First Lady Amy Elaine Wakeland spoke from the heart when accepting her award for Humanitarian Service. She shared with the nearly 400 attendees that her mother would have benefited from the services of an organization like Levitt & Quinn when she was growing up and praised Levitt & Quinn's Kids Fund for providing free legal assistance to families facing family law problems impacting the safety and well being of children. City National Bank was recognized as Levitt & Quinn's Corporation of the Year and Executive Vice President Gwen Miller highlighted the value of volunteerism in her remarks.

The evening included mobile pledging and an auction, which brought in more than $75,000 over the course of the evening, bringing the grand total raised at the 2014 Stand for Justice Gala to more than $325,000. These funds will make it possible for Levitt & Quinn to stand next to hundreds of families so that they will not have to stand alone in a family law courtroom. 

   
     Honoree Amy Elaine Wakeland and Mayor Eric Garcetti with Levitt & Quinn Board Members and Fellow Honorees. 
Pledging Is Still Going Strong
Gala attendees pledged more than $25,000 during the event.  Pledges are continuing to come in, and you can still see the pledge thermometer and donor names here. Join Mayor Eric Garcetti and First Lady Amy Elaine Wakeland in making a mobile pledge. Learn how.  
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