Pro Bono

As a firm Dain Torpy decorated a support home for homeless women in Cambridge for the holidays.

Dain Torpy is a proud sponsor of this year’s annual Passport to Pairings event put on by the Boston Bar Foundation. The annual event welcomes hundreds of area attorneys, law students, and summer associates for a food-filled evening to support the Public Service programs of the BBA.

Kate Moran Carter assisted Urbanity Dance in moving to their new location at 1180 Washington Street in the South End. Ms. Carter assisted Urbanity in negotiating with the City of Boston and the Trustees of the mixed-use condominium in which Urbanity’s space is now located, renegotiating the terms of Urbanity’s lease, and addressing construction-related issues stemming from Urbanity’s build-out in the new space. See more about Urbanity Dance’s move and their mission to grant access to dance and art to all in the article published by Boston.com: Urbanity Dance Builds Community Through Movement

Dain Torpy is a proud funder the Boston Bar Association’s Summer Jobs program. This summer from the help of its funders the BBA was able to fund summer jobs for 14 Boston High school students. Dain Torpy is also a proud supporter of numerous Boston charities and nonprofit organizations, including but not limited to: Heading Home, a charity dedicated to ending homelessness in Greater Boston, Cans for Charity, a nonprofit that uses money from recycling cans to help others in need, and More Than Words, a nonprofit empowering youth in the foster care system, homeless, or out of school to take charge of their life. Dain Torpy also sponsors events held by various Boston organizations. This year we have sponsored events like the Boston Bar Association Diversity Dinner, the Boston Bar Association Annual Luncheon, Town of Hingham’s 4th of July Parade, and the Lawyers for Transgender Rights Fundraiser for the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition. Dain Torpy also participates in the American Heart Association’s Lawyers Have Heart 5K each year, which raises money and awareness for heart disease and stroke victims.

Dain Torpy was a sponsor of this year’s YouthConnect Fall Partnership Breakfast, which celebrated YouthConnect’s 18th year of helping our communities’ most at-risk youth through Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s partnership with the Boston Police Department. Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s YouthConnect program is an advocacy and intervention program of BGCB whose mission is to help the most at-risk young people make positive life choices through trusting relationships with skilled and compassionate social workers.