Volunteer Spotlight
Christine Flynn
November 2022
"Traveling to notarize something for a pro bono client is simple for me, but it's life-changing for them."
"Traveling to notarize something for a pro bono client is simple for me, but it's life-changing for them."
“Most of my clients are no longer in abusive relationships, but the abuse doesn't just stop when you leave. You are still fighting for your own safety."
"Whether it's for equity, justice, or rightness, it's important to put forward the cases that people without resources have."
"This relationship you develop with them, whether it’s a moment or a longer case, is meaningful.”
"When these cases are over, my clients are so grateful that they can simply move on and focus on more important things."
"That’s what these people want to do, they want to stay in their homes. They want to stay in Philadelphia.”
“When I’m at court, I observe these tenants that are coming unrepresented and sometimes being taken advantage of by landlords. I can help prevent that.”
"When you help someone become a homeowner, that person can stay in their home, make repairs, and leave something behind for their family."
"When you help someone become a homeowner, that person can stay in their home, make repairs, and leave something behind for their family."