Thank you. We rely on volunteers.

LAW FIRMS

We are especially interested in investigative assistance. If you can help us, contact Julie Jonas (jjonas@ipmn.org)

LAW STUDENTS

One of the best ways to volunteer is to take one of courses or clinics. To learn more about these opportunities, click here.

We have a greater need for law student volunteers in summer. Visit the Minnesota Justice Foundation web site to see how your IPMN volunteer work can be applied to your law school’s goal for pro bono time per student.

From time to time, internships become available. To learn of opportunities, check this site regularly or subscribe to our enewsletter.

CONCERNED CITIZENS

So we can best make use of your time, fill out the form below with current preferred contact information:

 

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Unfortunately, while we rely on volunteers, we cannot find work for everyone who offers to help. By letting us know of any special skills you can offer, it makes it easier for us to match you with an appropriate opportunity.

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Skills frequently in demand include: fundraising/development, graphic design, programming, website design, public relations, marketing, event planning/staffing, private investigating, accounting, and legislation.

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