Legal Community Fund

We are proud to introduce the ACLU-NM Legal Community Fund: a fund created to sustain and expand our impact through transformative litigation. We know the power of legal advocacy to drive systemic change, and now more than ever, we need legal professionals who are ready to help shape the future of justice in New Mexico.

Join today.

This initiative is more than just a new funding stream—it’s a commitment to bold, high-impact litigation that advances civil liberties. The ACLU-NM has the freedom to take on high-risk, high-reward cases that set legal precedent—even when there’s no financial incentive. Your support helps us do just that.

With the New Mexico Civil Rights Act as a national model, and as our state continues to stand at the forefront of key battles—reproductive rights, immigrant justice, Indigenous sovereignty—our legal work must be both nimble and relentless. That’s why we’re building this fund, and why we need you with us.

We are inviting legal professionals and firms to be a founding member of this fund—those who recognize the critical role of the law in advancing justice and who are ready to lead by example.

Whether you choose to give a one-time gift or become an ongoing contributor, your commitment now will ensure this fund launches with the strength it needs to make real change.

This is your moment to help define the next chapter of civil rights in New Mexico. Let’s build it—together. Use the form to make your donation today!

Have questions? Email us at [email protected] to learn more about how you or your firm can be part of this movement.

• Dominguez Law
• Laura Gomez
• Law Office of Ryan J. Villa

• David Stout and Mary Malwitz
• Ives & Flores
• Smith & Marjanovic Law, LLC
• The Law Office of Alexandra Freedman Smith

• Atkins & Walker Law
• Benoit Legal, PLLC
• Briggs Cheney
• Bruce Thompson Law Firm, P.C
• Daniel Yohalem
• McConnell Law Office
• Michael Doyle
• Pizzonia Law
• Sara Crecca
• Shana and Mark Baker

• Arne Leonard
• Kaplan Law Firm
• New Mexico Immigrant Law Center