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Law School Alumni among New Alabama Law Foundation Officers and Board Members

The Alabama Law Foundation recently announced several Alabama Law alumni as new officers and board members.

The Alabama Law Foundation is a charitable, tax-exempt organization affiliated with the Alabama State Bar. Its mission is helping people in need through improving access to justice by providing opportunities, funding, resources, education, and awareness. Since it’s establishment in 1987, the Foundation has awarded a total of $20.9 million in grants.

New officers are:

• Richard J. R. Raleigh, Jr., (’95), Vice President
• Laura L. Crum, (’82), Treasurer
• Judge Jimmy Pool, (’74), Secretary

New board members are:

• Matthew C. McDonald, ’85
• James Rebarchak, ’82

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