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Vic Feazell, a Sustaining Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation, recently attended the Fellows of the Texas Bar Foundation Appreciation Reception. This event celebrated the contributions of Fellows who are committed to advancing legal services for underserved communities and supporting the administration of justice.
What Does It Mean to Be a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation?
Becoming a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation is a distinction held by only one-third of one percent of Texas attorneys. Fellows are invited based on their professional achievements and commitment to the legal profession. As a Sustaining Life Fellow, Vic Feazell’s contributions directly fund the Foundation’s grants program, which has provided over $28 million in grants since its inception in 1965.
Supporting Legal Services Through Grants
The Texas Bar Foundation’s grants are exclusively available to nonprofit organizations and local bar affiliates that align with its mission and incorporate a legal component. These grants make a profound impact by ensuring legal services are accessible to underserved populations and enhancing the administration of justice across Texas.
A Memorable Gathering of Legal Minds
The Appreciation Reception brought together esteemed members of the legal community. Pictured at the event were:
- Vic Feazell
- Rex Davis, retired Justice of the 10th Court of Appeals
- Roy Barrett, attorney
- Rick Morris, retired District Judge
This gathering highlighted the shared commitment of these legal professionals to making a difference in the lives of others.
A Legacy of Service
Vic Feazell’s involvement with the Texas Bar Foundation underscores his dedication to giving back to the community and supporting meaningful causes. The Foundation’s work exemplifies how the legal profession can positively influence society by funding initiatives that promote justice and equality.
For more information about Vic Feazell’s work and the firm’s dedication to serving others, visit With Vic Legal.