The NCBA Community Service Award is intended to recognize the member firm that has best demonstrated an overall firm commitment to and implementation of activities for the betterment of its community. The recipient will be a firm that has given, as a firm or through a large percentage of individual employees, substantial time to its community (which can include pro bono representation). The Award will recognize firm-wide effort, not that of one individual within a firm. Nominees will be evaluated based on the level of commitment shown, not on the number of hours or dollars provided, so that small firms are as likely to receive the award as large firms.
Nominations: The nomination should include an approximately 500 word description of the firm’s activities, the community impact and any publicity (as in local newspapers or bar publications) resulting from the firm’s service.
Nominations: The nomination should include an approximately 500 word description of the firm’s activities, the community impact and any publicity (as in local newspapers or bar publications) resulting from the firm’s service.