Philadelphia firm van der Veen, Hartshorn and Levin joined with Oasis City Church and volunteers to host the firm's third annual free turkey basket giveaway and clothing drive Nov. 20, 2021. Firm members from left to right: Dan Devlin, Fernando Padua, Nelson Levin, Albert Robles, Julieanne Bateman, Vanessa Padua, Neysa Green, Marion Murphy, Erica Green and Michael T. van der Veen. Courtesy photo Events
On Nov. 20, van der Veen, Hartshorn and Levin hosted their annual free turkey basket giveaway and clothing drive at Oasis City Church. Baskets were given away to the first 350 families who registered in the Olney area of Philadelphia. Volunteers helped distribute food, clothing and goodwill to the people of the community.People in the News—Dec. 6, 2021—van der Veen, Blank Rome, Rothman Gordon
On Nov. 20, van der Veen, Hartshorn and Levin hosted their annual free turkey basket giveaway and clothing drive at Oasis City Church.
December 06, 2021 at 11:00 AM
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Philadelphia firm van der Veen, Hartshorn and Levin joined with Oasis City Church and volunteers to host the firm's third annual free turkey basket giveaway and clothing drive Nov. 20, 2021. Firm members from left to right: Dan Devlin, Fernando Padua, Nelson Levin, Albert Robles, Julieanne Bateman, Vanessa Padua, Neysa Green, Marion Murphy, Erica Green and Michael T. van der Veen. Courtesy photo
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On Nov. 20, van der Veen, Hartshorn and Levin hosted their annual free turkey basket giveaway and clothing drive at Oasis City Church. Baskets were given away to the first 350 families who registered in the Olney area of Philadelphia. Volunteers helped distribute food, clothing and goodwill to the people of the community.
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