COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Our broad and diverse client base speaks for our reputation, and our
dedication spills over to the community we serve through charitable giving
and pro bono projects. To ensure a healthy, productive and content
environment, we urge staff to participate in community organizations and
other opportunities for personal growth. The individuality and personal
interests of our staff raise an awareness among the firm of the growing
needs of organizations throughout the community.
We at Simon, Peragine, Smith & Redfearn, L.L.P. realize our
responsibility to the surrounding communities and are committed to better
serve them. We have adopted a school, donated our time and services, and
even designated a week to raising money for the United Way. We continue to
serve the community by participating in special fundraising events,
serving on nonprofit organization boards and speaking to groups about
important issues such as the advancement of women and minorities in
industry. We have participated in numerous civic organizations, committees
and calls to action.
WWL WEATHERLINK PROJECT
Recently, Simon, Peragine, Smith & Redfearn L.L.P., took the
initiative to further its community service efforts in New Orleans by
sponsoring a television public service announcement on WWL-TV for the WWL
Channel 4 WeatherLink Project.
The attorneys of SPS&R have partnered with WWL Channel 4 as members
of an award winning educational program called WeatherLink. This project
brings the power of real-time weather into the classroom, and links area
schools with the WWL Channel 4 Weather Center. SPS&R has joined with
Eleanor McMain Magnet High School to bring this project to the school.
AWS, a company based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, developed the
WeatherLink program, which includes AWS's WeatherNet Weather Station,
Webcamera System, educational software and sample curriculum. As part of
the project, each school that has an AirWatch System is linked to the AWS
Worldwide School Weather Network.
InstaCam, Hurricane Net and weather graphics that include forecasts,
radar and satellite images are just a few of the features that the McMain
students are enjoying and learning from.
SPS&R has made it possible for McMain students to have a customized
Web site for the school that has live weather data, daily trivia
questions, interesting weather facts, interactive curriculum and a weather
encyclopedia.
The attorneys of SPS&R are proud to be a part of the WeatherLink
project. As a New Orleans business, we believe that giving back to the
community is an integral part of living and working in New Orleans. By
participating in Weather Link, we can help the youth of our city enjoy
learning the fundamentals of math and science while cultivating their
understanding of the value of education.
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