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Tanner De Witt in the Community

Tanner De Witt is committed to providing legal services to appropriate charities and to the support of groups and organisations working for others that have special relevance to members of the firm or to its clients. Senior members of the firm encourage all, and especially junior lawyers, to become involved in such areas to develop their skills and to discharge the wider social duty that we consider lawyers owe. We undertake activities both within the profession and in external areas.

In 2010 we participated in the following events and donated to the corresponding good causes:

St David's Society - Aids Concern[www.aidsconcern.org.hk/eng/index2.html]
Jeans for Genes Day - Hong Kong Thalassaemia Foundation[www.thalassaemia.org.hk/jfgday2009/eng/]
Dress Special Day - The Community Chest[www.commchest.org/en/home/index.aspx]
Dress Pink Day - Hong Kong Cancer Fund[www.cancer-fund.org/en]
Poppy Day - The Royal British Legion[www.britishlegion.org.uk] (Hong Kong & China Branch)
International Invitational Fat Boys Tens - Bahay Bata Center for Street Children[www.bahaybata.org] and the Philippines Rugby Football Union Development Fund[www.prfu.com]

Quintessentially Foundation

Children from the Pathways Foundation enjoying a photography workshop as part of the Quintessentially Foundation Pop Up Club

Children from the Pathways Foundation enjoying a photography workshop as part of the Quintessentially Foundation Pop Up Club

Tanner De Witt supports Quintessentially Foundation[www.quintessentiallyfoundation.org], a philantropic division of Quintessentially Group, which aims to improve the health, wellbeing and education of disadvantaged children, families in Hong Kong and local communities worldwide.

‘Give a Ger’ Fund

Tanner De Witt has supported Christina Noble Children's Foundation[www.cncf.org]'s ‘Give a Ger’ Fund, which is an emergency fund established to provide families in danger of becoming homeless, or otherwise inadequately or dangerously accommodated, with a family home (‘ger’, also known as ‘yurt’) in Mongolia.

Please click the following link for a report with photographs: Donation of a Ger to Bayarjargal