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Tyler C. Jarmillo Legacy Fund

The  Tyler C. Jaramillo Legacy Fund is now live and ready to take the next step towards promoting mental health awareness and encouraging wellness practices in the legal community. At the Dave Nee Foundation, we are grateful to Gregory Lamb for his commitment in the aftermath of losing Tyler to suicide to understanding the pressures law students face and how we can lessen those burdens. Thank you Gregory for being a friend and ally.

Tyler’s Fund will be used by the Dave Nee Foundation to  bolster our current and future programs, especially Uncommon Counsel.  The fund is envisioned as a legacy that honors Tyler’s dreams and ambitions of practicing law as well as her genuine caring and philanthropic nature. She dedicated herself to her ambitions, working tirelessly through law school and two attempts at the bar exam. Tragically, Tyler died by suicide after living silently with depression. PLEASE post, like, share, and DONATE.  Through partnerships with the Dave Nee Foundation and COGOSTAR, all gifts are tax-deductible.

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Dave Nee Foundation working with PennPAC

The Dave Nee Foundation is thrilled to have been one of four projects chosen by PennPAC for their Spring 2015 project line up. PennPAC recruits and creates teams of University of Pennsylvania alumni-volunteers to provide pro-bono project-based consulting services to New York City and Philadelphia-based non-profits.  PennPAC is managed by an Executive Board. In New York, PennPAC is affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania Alumni Association of New York City (PennNYC).  In Philadelphia, PennPAC is a part of the Penn Alumni Club of Philadelphia.