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The Indianapolis Bar Foundation impacts members of our profession and community throughout the year through its programs, grants and initiatives. Be a part of this impact with service on an IBF committee in 2014. See the list of committees below, and contact [email protected] to express your interest. Most committees meet monthly, typically during lunch. Effort will be made to complete all committee assignments and reply by late-December.
Development Committee – 2014 Chair: Lee Christie, Cline Farrell Christie & Lee
Purpose: To lead and direct the non-event fundraising efforts of the Foundation including annual campaign, Distinguished Fellows, Senior Fellows, planned giving, grants, and targeted solicitations (does not include golf and dinner/auction).
Dinner/Auction Committee – 2014 Co-Chairs: Erin Durnell, Broyles Kight & Ricafort PC; and Briana Clark, Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Purpose: To plan and host the annual dinner/auction fundraiser including sponsorships, table/ticket sales, and silent/live auction. Event to be held in October 2014.
Golf Committee – 2014 Chair: Ned Mulligan, Cohen & Malad LLP
Purpose: To coordinate the annual golf fundraiser including foursomes, individual players, and sponsors. Event to be held in July 2014.
Visibility Committee – 2014 Chair: Whitney Mosby, Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Purpose: To attain greater visibility and recognition in the Indianapolis legal community as the only local charitable choice for Indianapolis lawyers to support the Indianapolis legal community. Particular attention is given to the quarterly newsletter and enhancing the web presence of the IBF.
Impact Fund Committee – 2014 Chair: Melanie Reichert, Broyles Kight & Ricafort PC
Purpose: To investigate grant making opportunities and make recommendation to the IBF Board about allocation of grant dollars.
Welcome New Citizens at Naturalization Ceremonies
Courtroom connotations: stress, contention and opposition. Let the IndyBar change that for you—participate in a warm, wonderful Naturalization Ceremony. Twice a month, the IndyBar sends representatives to the Naturalization Ceremonies to give welcoming words to the new citizens. Ceremonies are held in the Federal Courthouse, last about an hour and are held on Thursday mornings. For more information and to volunteer, contact Caren Chopp at [email protected].•
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