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Spreading Cheer to Neediest Young Angelenos

The law firm has a long tradition of supporting holiday toy drives that touch some of Los Angeles' neediest young people. On Dec. 19, attorneys Sherry Grant (second from left) and Richard Felton joined Reyna Schmitz (left) and Alexa Cejnar at Service Employees Local 721's 27th annual party for foster children across L.A. County. Earlier, attorney David Goldstein made a significant donation on behalf of the law firm to SEIU Local 1877's annual party for janitors' children in Los Angeles and Orange counties.

Spreading Cheer to Neediest Young Angelenos

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