Making a Difference in Our Community One Project at a Time

Aside from providing our clients with the best legal services possible, Swift Currie is also serving our community. As much as we are here to serve our clients, we are also aware of our duty to do our part in the community and outreach to those in need. Through the direction of our Community Relations Committee, Swift Currie is able to actively participate in community service projects and hopefully make a positive difference in the lives of others one project at a time.

Agape Community Center - Extreme Bedroom Makeover
Atlanta Community Food Bank - Food Drive Smackdown
Hands on Atlanta - Service Juris Day (View Brochure)
Atlanta Community Food Bank - Product Rescue Center Project
United Way Drive
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta - Camp Children or Art Room Project
Military Boxes for U.S. Servicemen and Servicewomen in Iraq
Families First - Adopt-A-Family

Swift Currie Joins Forces with Adopt-a-Family

January 3, 2012

Swift Currie stepped up once again this year and adopted not one, but two, families in need this holiday season. Each family included mom, dad and multiple young children. Needs from each family member ranged from clothing to toys to entertainment that could be enjoyed as a family. A generous outpouring was produced by the members of Swift Currie as we were excited to play a part in each family's holiday.
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Service Juris 2011

September 27, 2011

On June 18, 2011, Swift Currie participated in the Hands on Atlanta/Service Juris and Trees Atlanta Volunteer Event which benefited the historic South-View Cemetery. Our team of volunteers worked to maintain trees previously planted by Trees Atlanta in the cemetery which was established in 1886. The preservation of the cemetery means a great deal to the community and we are proud to have been a part of this great event.
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Swift Currie's Boots Were Made For Walking

May 11, 2011

Swift Currie's "Counsel for the Cure" team hit the streets to participate in the 2011 Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on Saturday, May 7. Our team of 13 walkers were easy to see in their green Swift Currie shirts and white hats. As a whole, the team raised closed to $3,000 for the cause.
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