As a leading law firm, Yigal Arnon & Co. recognizes and prides itself in its commitment to the community. We often provide our services pro bono, assisting non-profit organizations with questions of association, employment and structuring, and offering advice to low-income individuals with matters such as probate and tenant-landlord relationships. A few years ago, the Israel Bar Association founded Schar Mitzvah, a national pro bono legal assistance program. Our founder, Yigal Arnon, led the program, and our firm stands committed to it ever since. We have also been working for 15 years with another non-profit called “A Different Lesson”. Many of our lawyers and other employees work during one entire year with two classes of disenfranchised children, teaching them classes on various legal and social matters. The firm implements a matching policy for donations, contributing one shekel for each one contributed by an employee to any social purpose (education, health, welfare, culture).

We hire employees with disabilities.

We are involved in a range of social-outreach programs:

• Contributions to youth at risk (Shanti House);
• Contribution of computers to schools in underprivileged areas;
• Hosting and office services to various non-profit organizations, including Bizchut (promoting the rights of people with disabilities), Reim (assistance to disenfranchised families), we serve as the permanent residence of “A Different Lesson” (promoting equal opportunities and meaningful engagement of the public in the education system), Adam, Teva V’Din (environmental protection), and more;
• Assistance to animal shelters;
• Assistance to Yavneh Mehabeket Hayalim Bodedim non-profit organization (food and housing for soldiers with no families or financial support).

The firm also provides services at reduced rates or pro bono to social outreach organizations, including the “Future” incubator (promotion of enterprises of people age 45+), support of women entrepreneurs, and assistance to TOM (technological solutions for people with disabilities). We believe these activities are an important contribution to our society, and feel that they support and enhance the professional development of our lawyers.