Brian said, “Not everyone can spend their life's work pursuing social justice. However, all of us can make a small contribution to those who do.”
He believed he could Make a Difference. And he has. Donate to the Brian Lewinstein Foundation. Together, we can Make a Difference.
In Loving Memory, 1995 - 2018
make a difference
Brian said, “Not everyone can spend their life's work pursuing social justice. However, all of us can make a small contribution to those who do.”
He believed he could Make a Difference. And he has. Donate to the Brian Lewinstein Foundation.
Together, we can Make a Difference.
In Loving Memory, 1995 - 2018
make a difference
Brian said, “Not everyone can spend their life's work pursuing social justice. However, all of us can make a small contribution to those who do.”
He believed he could Make a Difference. And he has. Donate to the Brian Lewinstein Foundation.
Together, we can Make a Difference.
In Loving Memory, 1995 - 2018
for Brian
Brian was a regular guy who had enormous gifts to share with the world. He was unique in his combination of intellect, sensitivity, quiet humor & unpretentiousness. Committed to social justice issues, Brian looked forward to a career in public interest law helping underserved communities.
His days with us were too few, but they were filled with life, love and purpose. Brian left us suddenly and far too soon in a tragic hiking accident in 2018. He was 23.
for Brian
Brian was a regular guy who had enormous gifts to share with the world. He was unique in his combination of intellect, sensitivity, quiet humor & unpretentiousness. Committed to social justice issues, Brian looked forward to a career in public interest law helping underserved communities.
His days with us were too few, but they were filled with life, love and purpose. Brian left us suddenly and far too soon in a tragic hiking accident in 2018. He was 23.
our foundation
Created to celebrate his memory, the Brian Lewinstein Foundation supports social justice advocates. Our mission is to empower people and programs dedicated to a more just, equitable society. We connect donors for social action with aspiring change agents and institutions dedicated to making a difference. Brian's days of social justice action have passed, but his legacy lives on with your support.
Created to celebrate his memory, the Brian Lewinstein Foundation supports social justice advocates. Our mission is to empower people and programs dedicated to a more just, equitable society. We connect donors for social action with aspiring change agents and institutions dedicated to making a difference. Brian's days of social justice action have passed, but his legacy lives on with your support.
Equal Justice America & East Bay Community Law Center
Yasmine
Tager
Shazzy
Kamali
Kaya
McRuer
our programs
Donations to the Brian Lewinstein Foundation fund two nonprofit programs
Brian Lewinstein Social Justice Scholarship
This scholarship presents Berkeley Law Students, committed to pursuing a career in public interest and social justice, with an annual gift. Established in August 2018 by Brian’s grandmother, Marlene Newell, the scholarship honors Brian’s memory, a member of the Berkeley Law Class of 2020.
Brian Lewinstein Youth Justice Fellowship
This program, created by EJA and EBCLC, offers a $130,000, two-year fellowship to a graduating Berkeley Law student to work full-time serving and empowering young people at risk of entering the juvenile justice system. The position honors Brian’s memory, a UC Berkeley Law student and Equal Justice America Fellow at the East Bay Community Law Center the Summer of 2018.
Brian Lewinstein Social Justice Scholarship
This scholarship presents Berkeley Law Students, committed to pursuing a career in public interest and social justice, with an annual gift. Established in August 2018 by Brian’s grandmother, Marlene Newell, the scholarship honors Brian’s memory, a member of the Berkeley Law Class of 2020.
Brian Lewinstein Youth Justice Fellowship
This program, created by EJA and EBCLC, offers a $130,000, two-year fellowship to a graduating Berkeley Law student to work full-time serving and empowering young people at risk of entering the juvenile justice system. The position honors Brian’s memory, a UC Berkeley Law student and Equal Justice America Fellow at the East Bay Community Law Center the Summer of 2018.
Brian Lewinstein Social Justice Scholarship
This scholarship presents Berkeley Law Students, committed to pursuing a career in public interest and social justice, with an annual gift. Established in August 2018 by Brian’s grandmother, Marlene Newell, the scholarship honors Brian’s memory, a member of the Berkeley Law Class of 2020.
Brian Lewinstein Youth Justice Fellowship
This program, created by EJA and EBCLC, offers a $130,000, two-year fellowship to a graduating Berkeley Law student to work full-time serving and empowering young people at risk of entering the juvenile justice system. The position honors Brian’s memory, a UC Berkeley Law student and Equal Justice America Fellow at the East Bay Community Law Center the Summer of 2018.
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“It is not on you to finish the work, but neither are you excused from beginning.”
~ Brian Lewinstein, inspired by Pirkei Avot 2:16
“It is not on you to finish the work, but neither are you excused from beginning.”
~ Brian Lewinstein,inspired by Pirkei Avot 2:16
“It is not on you to finish the work, but neither are you excused from beginning.”
~ Brian Lewinstein, inspired by Pirkei Avot 2:16
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Board of Directors
Felicia Lewinstein
CEO & President
Michael Barak
CFO & Treasurer
Randee Barak
Director & Secretary
Marc Lewinstein
Board Trustee
Jenna Floricel Lewinstein
Board Trustee
Contact Information
Brian Lewinstein Foundation 11177 Montana Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90049 310.472.1116
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Brian Lewinstein Foundation is a California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation and recognized as tax exempt under Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3). Contributions are tax deductible.
Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law and do not represent payment for goods or services rendered.
This scholarship presents Berkeley Law Students, committed to pursuing a career in public interest and social justice, with an annual gift. Established in August 2018 by Brian’s grandmother, Marlene Newell, the scholarship honors Brian’s memory, a member of the Berkeley Law Class of 2020.
This program, created by EJA and EBCLC, offers a $130,000, two-year fellowship to a graduating Berkeley Law student to work full-time serving and empowering young people at risk of entering the juvenile justice system. The position honors Brian’s memory, a UC Berkeley Law student and Equal Justice America Fellow at the East Bay Community Law Center the Summer of 2018.
