While most law firms choose to decorate their halls with the work of commercially established artists, City firm Stephenson Harwood has gone further afield for artistic inspiration. The firm recently held a fundraiser for the charity Mobile Art School in Kenya, an organisation which aims to boost learning and development opportunities for Kenyan children. The firm, which in the past has helped to raise enough funds to sponsor 28 workshops across the country, recruited distinguished actor Charles Dance to host the art sale, and managed to convince event attendees to stump up £6,000 to aid the worthy cause.
October 29, 2008 at 08:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
While most law firms choose to decorate their halls with the work of commercially established artists, City firm Stephenson Harwood has gone further afield for artistic inspiration.
The firm recently held a fundraiser for the charity Mobile Art School in Kenya, an organisation which aims to boost learning and development opportunities for Kenyan children.
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