As part of this year’s Fall Associate Academy, Blank Rome’s multiday orientation and onboarding training for incoming junior associates, the firm hosted a community service project in the Philadelphia office where associates and professional development team members built tables for Pathways to Housing PA’s Furniture Bank of Philadelphia, which collects newly made or gently used furniture from the public and provides it to individuals and families in crisis.

Blank Rome associates Adam Florek, Subrina Chowdhury, Grace Chamoun and Natalie Radabaugh built a table as part of the 2019 Fall Associates Academy community service project.

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