LSC Grantees Notified of Special Funds Subgrant Application Process
Published Date: 9/12/2025
Notice
Summary
The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) is letting its grantees know when and how to apply for special grant money they can share with others. If you get LSC funds, this is your chance to grab extra cash to help low-income people with legal services. Get your applications in on time to make the most of these special grants!
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Submission Dates Announced for Subgrants
LSC announced the submission dates for applications to make subgrants of its Special Grant funds. If you are an LSC grantee, you must submit an application by the announced submission dates to be considered for these subgrant funds.
Where to Find Application Materials
LSC is providing information about where applicants may locate subgrant application questions and the directions for providing required information. If you plan to apply, use the provided guidance to complete the application materials correctly.
Funds Support Low-Income Civil Legal Aid
LSC administers Federal funds for civil legal services to low-income people and the Special Grant subawards are intended to support that purpose. These subgrants are an opportunity to direct resources toward legal help for low-income individuals.
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