George Edgecomb Bar Association Inc

“Name: hillsborough education foundation address: 2306 n howard ave tampa, fl 33607 cash contribution: 14,025”

“Annual dinner supplies 548 expenses advertising 871 firm meeting expense 1,719 cle events 919 program expenses 10,004 professional licenses 148 total 14,209”

“To promote and recognize the contributions of african americans within the legal profession and judiciary; advance the science of jurisprudence, uphold the honor and integrity of the legal profession, improve the admistration of justice, disseminate legal knowledge to all members of the community and particularly, to african americans, and to improve professional relations among members of the bar, the judiciary and the public.”

“To promote and recognize the contributions of african americans within the legal profession and judiciary; advance the science of jurisprudence, uphold the honor and integrity of the legal profession, improve the admistration of justice, disseminate legal knowledge to all members of the community and particularly, to african americans, and to improve professional relations among members of the bar, the judiciary and the public.”

“Geba's law school committee: bmh judicial reception. The stetson committee sponsored "the survival of the fittest program" at the stetson law school in tampa. The program is an interveiwing seminar during which geba members review resumes,conduct mock interviews and discuss interviewing tips”

“Geba's legal redress committee the specific goals of the legal redress committee is to increase the understanding of all people (specifically low and middle income regardless of race) of their legal rights and responsibilities. Additionally we aim to decrease the publics lack of familiarity with the judicial system. Finally seek to promote education among the youth in hillsbourgh county the percetion of lawyers in the community. To accomplish these goals geba hosted a free redress workshop for the community on areas of the law including criminal law, employment discrimination, property and forclosure, family law personal injury, pro se and small claims, and other relevent topics that disproportionately inpact minorities and low income”