1,454 individuals have donated a total $98,358! Another 111 supporters have given $11,953 directly to Bradley’s legal trust account. (Updated: 5pm PST Dec. 13, 2010)

Bradley Manning’s total legal defense will cost about $100,000. We have transferred $62,000 towards that expense so far, are in the process making additional transfers, and are committed to funding the total needed. The defense fund also supports international public outreach and activities.

 

Bradley Manning defense fund (tax-deductible donations)

The Bradley Manning defense fund is hosted by Courage to Resist in collaboration with the Bradley Manning Support Network. About 50% of each donation is currently allocated to legal defense expenses, 35% towards public education and support activities, and 15% to direct admin expenses and credit card fees. For more information, check out the defense fund FAQ.

Donate online
(https://co.clickandpledge.com/sp/d1/default.aspx?wid=38591)

Or, send checks payable “Courage to Resist” to: Courage to Resist, 484 Lake Park Ave #41, Oakland CA 94610. Please note “Manning defense” on the check’s memo line.

 

Bradley Manning IOLTA legal trust account
(NOT tax-deductible)

The Bradley Manning IOLTA legal trust account is managed by attorney David Coombs under regulation of the Massachusetts IOLTA (Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts) Program, and the American Bar Association. All proceeds, after online credit card transaction fees if applicable, will offset Bradley’s legal expenses. Any funds remaining in the trust account at resolution of the legal case will become Bradley’s with interest.

Donate online
(https://co.clickandpledge.com/sp/d1/default.aspx?wid=37428)

Or, send check payable “IOLTA / Manning” to: Courage to Resist, 484 Lake Park Ave #41, Oakland CA 94610

Checks received will be deposited to: Bank of America, Massachusetts IOLTA Trust Account, Account: 0046-2853-2833.

 

Contributions via PayPal will be used in support of the “Stand with Brad” public statement and petition (standwithbrad.org). These contributions are not tax-deductible.