Spring into Justice 🎺

Start: Sunday, April 26, 202602:00 PM

Join us for Spring into Justice—a fun, laid-back afternoon of music, community, and connection in support of the Austin Community Law Center.

We’ll enjoy the swinging tunes of the Yes Ma’am Brass Band at Batch Craft Beer & Kolaches, a family-owned kolache bakery, taproom, and craft beer shop known for its welcoming atmosphere and great selection.

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or just looking for a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon, this is a perfect chance to gather with friends, meet new people, and support access to justice in our community.




Our Work

Over 40% of Austin households struggle to pay their bills. When they’re faced with an emergency, they have very few places to go. The Austin Community Law Center offers affordable legal services to help ensure everyone has access to justice.

Nobody should be alone when basic human needs are at stake. Every day, families are threatened with losing their homes, children are at risk of losing their parents to incarceration, and parents face losing their children in family court. They deserve strong legal protection—and your support helps make that possible.



Award Recipients

Star of Justice Award – Jeff Edwards
Jeff Edwards has built a career holding powerful institutions accountable—from challenging dangerous conditions in Texas prisons to representing demonstrators injured while exercising their right to free speech. The Star of Justice Award recognizes work that makes communities safer by insisting systems follow the law.

Pillar of Justice Award – Hon. Denise Hernandez
The Pillar of Justice Award recognizes leadership within the justice system. Judge Hernandez brings a steady commitment to fairness, access to justice, and thoughtful decision-making from the bench—helping ensure the system works for the people it serves.

Champion Award – Life Anew
Life Anew, led by Kim and Sherwynn Patton, has spent more than 15 years working with individuals and families facing harm in our community. Through restorative practices, violence intervention, and mentorship, they help reduce conflict and create pathways forward. The Champion Award honors that kind of sustained, community-based work.