For decades, Harwood Andrews Lawyers has aided community organisations through the provision of in-kind legal services and is dedicated to maintaining this commitment.

It has not only been charitable organisations who have been at the heart of Harwood Andrews Lawyers’ pro bono program. Other community-focused groups in areas such as the arts, sport and education have been an integral plank in the firm’s pro bono platform.

Harwood Andrews Lawyers believes that the community can share in the benefits of the firm’s specialised knowledge of the law, profound experience and long-standing partnerships.

This commitment is realised by the allocation a significant internal budget that allows Harwood Andrews Lawyers to deliver legal services at no charge to chosen not-for-profit organisations.

• Back to Back Theatre (theatre company with actors considered to have an intellectual disability)
• Bethany (community support)
• Courthouse Youth Arts Centre (youth arts and culture)
• Crime Stoppers (crime prevention program)
• Earth Trust (working for and with the Earth)
• GATE (adult education and training)
• Geelong Advertiser Music Scholarships (musical education)
• Geelong Community Foundation (philanthropic foundation)
• Geelong Cross Country Club (sporting association)
• G-Force (training and employment)
• Karingal (disability or disadvantaged services)
• Marcus Oldham College (rural business management college)
• Muffin Foundation (funds donated to charities)
• Oberon High School (co-educational state high school)
• Queenscliffe Music Festival (registered cultural organisation)
• Pathways Australia (not-for-profit organisation management support services)
• Rural Law Online (legal guide for rural Victorians)
• Scope (disability services)
• St Laurence (human services agency)
• Sunrise Foundation (depression education program)
• Time for Youth (youth housing support)
• United Way
• Vanish (advice, search and support services)