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Recent Articles from Sarah David
Expanding your role as a lawyer
As lawyers we have a unique role in people’s lives. Depending on what kind of law we practice, that role has to be limited. This column has highlighted many of the ways that people are able to give back to the community in addition to their legal work. This week I had the opportunity to […]
Being thankful
This week I want to say thank you. Last year I decided to start a project to send “Thank-You” notes to Veterans in Maryland. My grandfather, Gerald David, was a veteran and absolutely adored when people would thank him for his service. The small gesture of saying thank you would often be the highlight of […]
Happy Halloween
This week I got “Booed” by a neighbor. Having moved from downtown Baltimore, I had never heard of being “Booed” until I received a knock on my door and opened it to find no one there. I looked down and saw a small bag full of candy with a note explaining to me I had […]
Practicing what you speak
How you can help students across Maryland understand the value of a college education while perfecting your own oratory skills.
When philanthropy tastes good
One of Maryland's oldest nonprofit organizations but achieves its important mission through new and innovative events
Putting a little philanthropy in your business
When people think of where they can donate items to or who can help them promote an important neighborhood event, their first thought isn't always their dentist-- or their lawyer-- but maybe it should be.
A Thread success story
A lot of times young attorneys ask about how to develop important career skills, and time and again I encourage volunteering.
A Thread worth pulling
The Baltimore program's success is clear: 87 percent of students who have been involved for six years graduate high school and 84 percent who have been involved for five years are accepted to college.
Training to help others
Charity races are a great way to contribute to your community and show support for causes important to you -- even while you're on vacation.
Challenge accepted
A little money can go a long way to help young kids participate in a summer reading contest.
Networking for the greater good
Think about your firm or business as a place where you can create a community.
Making your voice heard in your community
Engagement in local politics is a great way for young lawyers to be involved in their communities and make a good impression at their firms.
