Join us on National Pro Bono Day for an early morning 5km Walk as we raise funds to provide access to justice for disadvantaged and marginalised Queenslanders.
🔢 Tuesday, 19 May 2026 | ⏰7.00 am
Brisbane location: Forecourts at the Supreme & District Courts, George Street, Brisbane
We have Walks organised in Brisbane, Cairns, Gold Coast, Mt Tamborine, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba and Townsville - or Walk in your own neighbourhood!
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Your efforts can make a big impact
For the past 18 years, members of the legal profession have risen early on National Pro Bono Day and walked to raise funds in support of LawRight services.
LawRight and our fantastic pro bono partners deliver legal help to people representing themselves in court, experiencing homelessness or disadvantage, and who can't get help anywhere else.
The funds raised by the Legal Walk ensure we can continue to deliver these vital access to justice services to the Queenslanders that need them the most.
By walking, fundraising, or donating, you are helping us provide free legal support to those who need it most. Every step you take brings us closer to justice for all.
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