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Public service has always been very important to Montlick and Associates. Mr. David R. Montlick, the firm's founder and Chief Executive Officer, describes why such service is a constant theme in the firm's practice:

"I have been an attorney for over 20 years. I have always believed that attorneys serve an important role in protecting individuals in our society. That is why our firm is involved in numerous public service activities, including Help Keep Kids Safe®. As a personal injury law firm, we have seen more than our fair share of situations where children have been injured or killed - and so many times, it could have been prevented. That is why my family and I and all the team members at Montlick & Associates, are so excited about HelpKeepKidsSafe.org. It is an expansion of the work we have done for many years, and allows us to provide more complete injury prevention information to more families than ever before. If the information we provide can teach one child how to stay safe or result in one less injury to a child, then it has all been worth the effort." David R. Montlick, Founder & CEO

Montlick & Associates, P.C. has been involved in numerous activities in addition to the Help Keep Kids Safe program. For example, the firm has provided over 20,000 free consultations with an attorney. Here is a partial list of some of the public service activities undertaken by the firm in addition to its Help Keep Kids Safe Program®:

Corporate Involvement
The firm participated during the 1989 holiday season, along with the Mattel Toy Corporation, in a nationwide charity campaign called "Mattel Kids Care Too." The campaign was designed to teach children the art of giving by donating their old toys to underprivileged children. The firm served as a collection site, and donated the toys to the Atlanta Children's Shelter and Open Gate (an emergency shelter for abused children).

From 1993 through the present, Montlick & Associates, P.C. participated as a corporate co-sponsor or supported Run for Kids' Chance, Inc., which is a charitable organization that provides scholarships to the children of Georgia's severely injured and deceased workers.

The firm also participated in 1992 as a co-sponsor of the Georgia Head Injury Association and Renaissance Rehabilitation Services "Walk 'N Run." This event raised money to promote brain injury prevention, and was also sponsored by Kroger and WSB-TV Channel 2.

Since 1993 the firm has been involved annually in the "Hands on Atlanta" program, where volunteers help approximately 200 community-based service agencies. They also assist public schools in addressing Atlanta's most critical needs.

Television Initiatives
During 1990, the firm co-sponsored three weeks of special educational episodes of the following television series on WVEU-TV 69 in Columbus: (1) "The Judge" (weekdays for Mothers Against Drunk Driving Week and Drug Awareness Week); and (2) "Highway to Heaven" (weekdays for Child Safety Week).

In 1992 and 1993, the firm joined WXTX-TV FOX 54 in Columbus in presenting several special episodes of the television series "Valley's Most Wanted." These specials profiled missing children from the local area.

Some Examples of Other Activities
The firm has an annual tradition of donating new toys and adult and children's clothing to a homeless shelter during the holiday season. The firm has supported numerous other charities including the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, American Heart Association, and the Make a Wish Foundation, to name a few.

From 1989 through 1993, Mr. David Montlick served on the Board of Directors of Children's Oncology Services of Georgia, d/b/a the Ronald McDonald House. The Ronald McDonald House is a non-profit organization that provides a home away from home for the parents of children who are undergoing cancer treatment.

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