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Las Vegas, Nevada (PRWEB) March 22, 2012
The Las Vegas personal injury lawyers at the Sam Harding Law Firm, which is a law firm comprised of Las Vegas injury attorneys who represent consumers who have been injured by negligent, reckless or even intentional actions, hereby announce that the firm has sponsored a fundraising event that benefits the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. This foundation exists to raise funds for research of childhood cancers.
Specifically, the Las Vegas accident lawyers at the Sam Harding Law Firm were approached by a client who asked the firm to help sponsor an event for the foundation. This event involved people collecting pledges to shave their heads in exchange for funds. The Las Vegas injury lawyers at the firm responded to the client’s request by offering the first $500 for this specific program.
All of the funds collected by those pledging to shave their heads will be donated to the St. Baldrick’s Foundation and the foundation will then use these funds as it normally does – to provide financial backing for efforts designed around the research of childhood cancer. This research involves looking for potential cures, medications and treatments of several different forms of this disease.
The idea behind the shaving of heads is one that will help those who see people who have shaved off their hair identify with cancer patients who often lose their hair as a result of chemotherapy and radiation treatment. According to the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, more than 42,000 people have shaved their heads for this purpose in over 1,100 fundraising events across the United States so far in 2012.
About the Sam Harding Law Firm
The Sam Harding Law Firm is comprised of a team of Las Vegas personal injury lawyers who have been representing consumers in legal matters for several years. The firm handles cases on behalf of clients that include personal injury matters, automobile accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, slip and fall accidents, products liability, wrongful death, insurance bad faith cases, medical malpractice matters, dog bite cases and airplane crashes.
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