Do You Want a More Fair and Just Society?
The Savannah 100 Foundation uses the law for social justice by public education and works to increase the pool of attorneys who share our vision of a fair and just society for all people.
Our signature program, the Judge Eugene H. Gadsden Memorial Scholarship, identifies and nurtures future leaders by awarding scholarships to promising Savannah/Low Country students who intend to become attorneys and to work for a future of decency, equality, and real social justice.
OUR MISSION
To make equality and social justice a reality in the Savannah/Low Country area, to support students who intend to pursue a career in law and use the law to achieve social justice.
HON. EUGENE H. GADSDEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Our Gadsden Scholarship program memorializes the legal acumen and civic leadership of Judge Eugene H. Gadsden (1912-2000), Savannah’s first African- American Superior Court judge, who spearheaded the desegregation of Savannah’s public facilities and mentored countless attorneys.
The Gadsden Scholarship provides financial and mentoring support to promising Savannah/Low Country high school and college students who demonstrate academic achievement, community service/leadership, and intend to pursue a career in law. The program also prepares student for the rigorous law school mission process.
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