“We are so happy with the results this year and were very grateful for the generosity of Georgia’s lawyers in this year’s Legal Food Frenzy competition," Caroline Scalf, co-chair of the State Bar of Georgia's Young Lawyers Division’s Georgia Legal Food Frenzy committee, said in an interview.
May 18, 2023 at 12:17 PM
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With offline donations tallied, this year’s Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, the law industry’s 12th annual statewide food drive, didn’t meet its $1 million goal but came close, generating $829,239.
The two-week event, which is co-sponsored by Feeding Georgia, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr’s office and the State Bar of Georgia’s Young Lawyers Division, raises funds for the state’s nine food banks.
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Caroline Scalf, co-chair of the State Bar of Georgia’s Young Lawyers Division’s Georgia Legal Food Frenzy committee, speaks as Josh Kamin (from left), King & Spalding’s Atlanta office managing partner, and Morgan Lyndall, a committee director, look on during the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy’s kickoff event Wednesday at King & Spalding’s office in Atlanta. (Photo: Everett Catts/ALM)
