Aker Ink Offers Pro Bono PR to NPO Law Firm

Skip to content Search for: Toggle Navigation SERVICES BrandingPublic RelationsDigital Marketing Pay-Per-ClickSEOSocial MediaEmail MarketingAI VisibilityWebsitesContentMarketing Dept Management CLIENT EXPERIENCE NEWSROOM Agency NewsBlog ABOUT Our CompanyOur TeamCareers CONTACT US Search for: Search for: Toggle Navigation SERVICES BrandingPublic RelationsDigital Marketing Pay-Per-ClickSEOSocial MediaEmail MarketingAI VisibilityWebsitesContentMarketing Dept Management CLIENT EXPERIENCE NEWSROOM Agency NewsBlog ABOUT Our CompanyOur TeamCareers CONTACT US Search for: Previous Next Aker Ink Offers Pro Bono Public Relations Support to Nonprofit Public Interest Law Firm Understanding the widespread impact and lasting social change generated by the Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest (ACLPI), Aker Ink is proudly providing PR, communications and social media services on a pro bono basis. ACLPI is a nonprofit law firm dedicated to ensuring government accountability and protecting Arizonans’ legal rights. Since 1974, the organization has tirelessly pursued cases with enduring social, public health and environmental impacts statewide. In fact, ACLPI is behind some of the state’s most important landmark cases that: Resulted in crucial funding for schools statewide Increased access to mental health care Protected public health by advocating for clean air and water standards Improved conditions for foster children and other vulnerable populations “We are honored to lend our expertise to an organization that is so committed to the future of Arizona,” said Aker Ink President Andrea Aker. “We believe in their mission and admire their passion for doing what’s right, no matter how long it takes. We hope additional awareness will bring more support and funding so they can continue to fulfill their mission long into the future.” Aker Ink will help ACLPI hone its public messaging and spread word about the incredible work that typically happens behind the scenes. Learn more about this work on the ACLPI website. By Aker Ink | 2025-11-17T15:41:58-07:00 November 25th, 2019 | Thought Leadership | Comments Off on Aker Ink Offers Pro Bono Public Relations Support to Nonprofit Public Interest Law Firm Related Posts CEO Andrea Aker Breaks Down the Key Branding Challenges Businesses Face When Entering New Markets for Forbes Business Council July 20th, 2026 CEO Andrea Aker Explores the Future of Search in the Age of AI During AZIMA Panel May 29th, 2026 CEO Andrea Aker Outlines Key Elements of Auditing Brand Visibility in AI Platforms for Forbes Business Council April 27th, 2026 CEO Andrea Aker Breaks Down the Messaging Gap Behind Underperforming Marketing Campaigns for Forbes Business Council February 17th, 2026 CEO Andrea Aker Encourages Leaders to Make AI Visibility a Primary PR & Marketing Resolution in AzBusiness January 20th, 2026 Aker Ink Launches New Service to Help Companies Gain Visibility in AI Search Platforms December 3rd, 2025 Helping growth-oriented businesses break through barriers to achieve more awareness, thought leadership, leads and revenue. Careers Media Resource Center FAQs CONNECT Aker Ink PR & Marketing P.O. Box 1775 Scottsdale, AZ 85252 (480) 269-2291 Contact Us SOCIALIZE JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST Subscribe to emails you’ll actually want to read, from PR and marketing tips and trends to agency happenings. © 2007-2026 Aker Ink, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Helping growth-oriented businesses break through barriers to achieve more awareness, thought leadership, leads and revenue. Careers Media Resource Center CONNECT Aker Ink PR & Marketing P.O. Box 1775 Scottsdale, AZ 85252 (480) 269-2291 Contact Us SOCIALIZE JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST Subscribe to emails you’ll actually want to read, from PR and marketing tips and trends to agency happenings. © 2007-2026 Aker Ink, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Page load link We use cookies for functional and marketing purposes to give you the best experience on our website. By clicking “Accept," you consent to our use of cookies. AcceptPrivacy Policy Go to Top