Gregory Evans Knoll Legacy Fund

To honor Greg’s legacy, our Board of Directors has established the Gregory Evans Knoll Legacy Fund.

Join us as we recognize Greg’s 50 years of service and impact with the Legal Aid Society of San Diego.

Your funds will boost LASSD’s ability to respond to the ongoing urgent and evolving needs of more than 14,000 San Diegans we serve annually.
The Gregory Evans Knoll Legacy Fund will continue the vision of our beloved CEO, honoring his lifelong dedication to access to justice for communities historically left behind

Ways to donate

Become part of Greg’s legacy of justice and ensure LASSD’S work will live on for generations in San Diego County by donating to the Gregory Evans Knoll Legacy Fund today. Thank you!

Donate online

If you would like to make a donation in honor of Greg, please click the donate button

Donate Online

Or contact Lorena Slomanson, Development Director, at (619) 913-8599 or lorenas@lassd.org

QR Code to Legacy Fund Donation Page

You can also use your smartphone camera on the QR code below to access the fund donation page:

Your contribution is tax-deductible for the sole benefit of the Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt corporation and its programs.

Pursuant to Public Law 104-135, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. is required to notify all contributors and potential contributors that no funds received by Legal Aid Society may be expended for an activity prohibited by Legal Services Corporation Act 42 U.S.C. 2996 et seq. or by Public Law 104-134.

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