Online Support
Thank you for your support of Tennessee Justice for Our Neighbors. Your gift will help us carry out our mission to provide free or low-cost, compassionate immigration legal services to immigrants, educate the public about issues related to immigration, and advocate for immigrants. We provide legal representation to individuals entitled to relief under U.S. immigration law. In order to be most efficient with our limited resources, we help the most vulnerable, by choosing to exclusively focus on humanitarian-based immigration relief. Tennessee Justice for Our Neighbors is the largest, Nashville-based nonprofit immigration law office providing full representation before immigration court.
One area of our work is representing children who have been abused, abandoned or neglected by a parent. Whether they are a high school student referred to us through Children's Services or an asylum seeker who came as an infant, no child should fear facing immigration court alone.
Your gift helps ensure that unaccompanied immigrant children have an expert immigration attorney to guide them through our complex immigration system.
When our Afghan allies arrivde in Tennessee, we worked alongside our resettlement partners, law schools, and law firms to provide the legal services they need to build a stable future in the community. Make a gift today to fund these critical legal services.
Giving Circle
Monthly giving can make a huge impact for our clients and stabilizes TNJFON’s finances. Please consider becoming a member of our Giving Circle.
Our fiscal year begins January 1 and ends December 31.
$1,200 ($100 monthly) – Partner
Partners provide support for some of our most important legal services such as Asylum for survivors of political and religious persecution and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status for children fleeing violence in Central America.
$500 ($42 monthly) – Associate
We rely on associates to deliver support for legal services such as T Visas for survivors of human trafficking and smuggling. We coordinate with health care providers to ensure that these courageous individuals recover from their traumatic experiences.
$250 ($21 monthly) – Advocate
Our advocates sustain some of our most important legal work, U Visas and VAWA, which help protect survivors of violent crimes and domestic abuse. These programs include partnerships with law enforcement agencies like the FBI, local police, and the district attorneys.
$100 ($8 monthly) – ally
We are fortunate to have many allies throughout the country. Their contributions match, dollar-for-dollar, the fees of clients applying for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals and help to keep our services affordable for low-income families.