Fox Rothschild’s Charlotte Office Supports Foster Children with Summer Camp Donations

Fox Rothschild’s Charlotte office has made a significant contribution to the lives of children in foster care by donating care bags to attendees of the Seven Homes summer camp. This year, 32 children benefited from the firm's generosity, each receiving a drawstring bag packed with essential items such as a towel, washcloth, flashlight, journal, colored pencils, sunscreen, bug spray, and sunglasses. These donations ensure that the campers have everything they need for a safe and enjoyable summer camp experience.

The initiative is part of Fox Rothschild’s broader commitment to supporting youth through its Generation Fox program. This firmwide effort focuses on charitable giving, pro bono work, and community involvement with a special emphasis on children and young people. The donation to Seven Homes summer camp exemplifies how the legal community can play a pivotal role in enriching the lives of vulnerable populations, particularly children in foster care who may face unique challenges.

Seven Homes, a North Carolina-based foster care agency, provides a nurturing environment for children in foster care, and the summer camp is one of the many programs designed to offer these children normalcy, joy, and the opportunity to create lasting memories. The contribution from Fox Rothschild’s Charlotte office not only supplies the children with necessary items but also sends a powerful message of care and support from the community.

This act of kindness underscores the importance of corporate and professional entities engaging in philanthropy that directly impacts the well-being of children. It also highlights the potential for such initiatives to foster a sense of belonging and happiness among participants, contributing to their overall development and happiness. The partnership between Fox Rothschild and Seven Homes serves as a model for how businesses can collaborate with non-profit organizations to make a tangible difference in the lives of those they serve.