Why a Law Firm Sets Up a Charity
A law firm may establish a charity to address specific gaps and support various causes. With 170,000 charities in the UK, the decision to create another one is driven by a desire to make a unique impact.
Jonathan Wheeler notes that his firm, Bolt Burdon Kemp, launched a charity financed by a percentage of their annual profits, supplemented by fundraising efforts.
- Supporting injured individuals and their families in the UK
- Funding local projects near their office
- Promoting diversity, equality, and inclusion in the legal profession
- Enabling people from diverse backgrounds to access a career in law
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Author's summary: Law firm sets up charity to support various causes.
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