We believe in giving back to the communities we serve. Many members of our firm are involved in numerous charities and community-based organizations. From board and committee members to volunteering, holding drives and fundraising, we are dedicated to raising awareness and are proud to support these special non-profit organizations. Our community initiatives have been recognized by the Long Island Herald, Richner Communications in 2019 for Philanthropic Law Firm of the Year and featured in Primerus’ International law publication for the philanthropic work that we do within the firm.
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Team Denim Day supported this non-for-profit community outreach center. They are committed to helping over 400 families this Holiday season. We are delighted to offer our toy donations and give some holiday cheer for families less fortunate than us this time of year.
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For this Thanksgiving and November’s Denim Day, Lewis Johs held a food drive for Island Harvest to help feed families in need this holiday season. From our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving
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Lewis Johs’s Team Denim Day once again put their jeans on to support a client and friend of the firm, Kevin Long and his son, Timmy Long. Kevin has been campaigning for people with developmental disabilities by raising funds and awareness on behalf of his son Timmy. Since 2014, Kevin has raised over $130,000 for […]
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Team Denim Day Supported volunteers that brings free medical services and healthcare education to communities in Latin America. Stretching across international borders to provide essential medical care in local communities, each Blanca’s House mission has improved the quality of lives of people whose access to healthcare is minimal or non-existent.
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Team Denim Day got their green on to help raise funds and awareness for St. Baldrick’s Foundation supporting childhood cancer research.
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Last Friday was National Wear Red Day and our team at LJAA held a special denim day to support the American Heart Association’s movement to raise awareness for women’s heart health.
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LJAA honored 23 year old Michael Gilmor, who suddenly passed away from an undetected aneurysm. John Glenn High School has set up a scholarship in his name.
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The team collected toys as well as raised funds and awareness for Christmas Magic, an organization that provides toys to Long Island’s homeless and underprivileged children.
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The LJAA team “adopted” 50 families, providing full Thanksgiving meals to families in need on Long Island.
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LJAA got into the Halloween spirit and donated towards this foundation that brings the spirit of Halloween to over 140 children’s hospitals across the US and provides playrooms and family space as well as fund art, music, pet and aquatic therapies.
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