- Posted September 09, 2011
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Law firm helps Ronald McDonald House
Trott & Trott, P.C., a Farmington Hills-based law firm serving the mortgage banking industry, joined with NDeX Michigan (NDeX), a leading provider of technology and processing services for law firms nationwide, to support Ronald McDonald House of Detroit in their summer charity initiative.
Trott and NDeX employees were offered casual time in exchange for contributing funds, and volunteering at Ronald McDonald House of Detroit where the team prepared lunches for residents, provided maintenance support and landscaped in the House gardens. In total, employees of both companies donated more than 300 hours of their time and $4,725 to the cause. The companies also matched their employees' donations with a gift of $5,000, bringing the total monetary donation to $9,725.
"This summer we added an additional volunteer date as a result of our employees' overwhelming enthusiasm to give back," said Trott President and Managing Partner David A. Trott. "Our companies are committed to helping the community in every way possible and it's encouraging to see our employees stand behind our involvement which each organization."
In a continuance of their yearlong corporate giving campaign, Trott and NDeX will join together again this fall to support Inkster-based Starfish Family Services during the months of September and October.
Published: Fri, Sep 9, 2011
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