Schnader’s Pittsburgh Office Celebrates 25 Years of Service

Bridging clients, communities, & services in Western PA since 1994.

Schnader’s Pittsburgh office is proud to celebrate 25 years of service in Western Pennsylvania. As we look back over the last quarter century, a few things stand out. The first is gratitude for our clients.  We thank all of our clients, past and present, for the opportunity to serve them and the relationships we have built. 

This anniversary also causes us to reflect with pride on our Pittsburgh community and the value of giving back. Schnader has a strong history of pro bono legal work and community service, and in honor of that history, our office along with our clients will be undertaking a special community service project this fall. We will work with Pittsburgh Cares and a local education center to re-design and construct a space for teenage students where conflicts can be prevented and de-escalated.

With great pride in our work with the community and gratitude for our wonderful clients in Western Pennsylvania and throughout the nation, Schnader looks forward to continuing and strengthening these relationships over the next 25 years.

Click below to read about some of our community service work in Pittsburgh related to our anniversary initiatives:

• https://www.schnader.com/blog/schnader-harrison-helps-train-youth-court-judges/
• https://www.schnader.com/blog/schnader-receives-pennsylvania-youth-court-champion-award/
• https://www.schnader.com/blog/pittsburgh-attorneys-lead-constitution-and-youth-court-projects-at-local-charter-school/
• https://www.schnader.com/blog/paul-titus-receives-drum-major-for-justice-award-from-allegheny-county-bar-association/
• https://www.schnader.com/blog/alice-sacks-johnston-featured-in-tribune-review-for-local-girl-scout-project/

OUR VOLUNTEER & LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES

The attorneys and support staff in Schnader’s Pittsburgh office volunteer their time and hold leadership or board roles in dozens of Pittsburgh-area community organizations, giving back and striving to strengthen the community through the arts, education, sports, youth programs, advocacy efforts, and much more. A partial list of volunteer and leadership activities includes:

Allegheny North Swim Club
American Canoe Association
Arcade Comedy Theater
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Boy Scouts of America
Churchill Borough Planning Commission
Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, Squadron 603
Fort Armstrong Horsemen’s Association
Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania
Hello Neighbor
Hidden Valley Foundation
Hope Academy of Music and the Arts
Imani Christian Academy
Jewish Family and Community Services
The Kiski School
Legal Services to Immigrants and Internationals
Ligonier Camp and Conference Center
Literacy Pittsburgh
Manchester Academic Charter School
MPH Memorial Scholarship Foundation
Pennsylvania Innocence Project
The Pittsburgh Savoyards
Venture Outdoors
Wilkins Elks
Women and Girls Foundation