Attorneys, staff, and guests of personal injury law firm Messa & Associates attended Diamonds and Denim 2012 in support of The Hamels Foundation. The event, held in Center City Philadelphia, featured silent and live auctions, a live painter, and a performance by nine-time Grammy award winning superstar John Legend.
The event raised money to help provide education for disadvantaged children. Grants are given to schools throughout the Philadelphia region as well as schools abroad to help enrich the lives of children who are underserved in their community. The Hamels Foundation donated the largest grant ever received by a single school in Philadelphia.
Co-founded by Cole and Heidi Hamels, The Hamels Foundation has a dual mission to provide support for quality education in the United States and establish a school in Malawi, Africa. The Hamels Foundation is dedicated to enriching the lives of children and giving them the tools to achieve their goals.
The personal injury lawyers at Messa & Associates are proud to support national, statewide, and local community activities and charitable organizations, particularly causes that serve children, victims, disabled, catastrophically injured and underprivileged citizens. We believe that giving back is an important part of what we do and will continue to serve the needs of communities who are in need.
Personal Injury Lawyers in Philadelphia and New Jersey
The Philadelphia personal injury lawyers are experienced at handling personal injury cases involving medical malpractice, product liability, work injuries, motor vehicle accidents, drug and pharmaceutical injuries, fires and explosions resulting in catastrophic injury. Our extremely skilled team of personal injury lawyers and medical experts is dedicated to ensuring you receive proper compensation for your personal injuries. If your child has suffered any type of personal injury, contact the personal injury lawyers of Messa & Associates for a free consultation. Call toll free at 1-877-MessaLaw, or submit a free online inquiry.
