The National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) is a nonprofit advocacy organization that works to advance economic justice for low-income and other vulnerable consumers in the United States. Founded in 1969, it provides legal expertise, policy analysis, advocacy, and training to support consumer protections and promote fair financial practices.
Consumer protection laws, fair lending and anti-predatory lending regulations, debt collection reform, bankruptcy protections, student loan and mortgage servicing standards, energy and utility affordability, and policies addressing racial and economic justice in financial services.
Foundation grants, charitable contributions, government grants, and revenue from publications and training programs.
National Consumer Law Center Action Fund, legal aid organizations nationwide, and partnerships with national consumer advocacy coalitions.
Non-profit organization
