Most Frequently Asked Questions about the Holland & Hart Foundation

• Is this a money granting foundation?
  NO
• Who decides on the recipients of the volunteer projects?
  The HHF committee in each office decides on the projects with multi-office and firm-wide projects decided by the Board.
• How do the offices get the money for their projects?
  The offices raise money through voluntary contributions and by holding Bake Sales, Book Sales, treat programs etc. If extra money is needed a request can be made to the Board and permission granted to take money out of the general fund.
• How do I get involved in Foundation Projects?
  Step up and volunteer!! You can attend the HHF Committee meeting in your office and offer to help or to present your idea of a new project to be considered.
• How many lawyers are actually involved in HHF programs?
  In some offices it is 100% and in others it depends on the time required and the facility to become involved.
• Who administers the Foundation?
  The Board and officers administer the Foundation.
• Do volunteers get credit for the time they spend doing Foundation projects?
  The HHF tries to thank each volunteer and the HHF Newsletters and Annual Reports often mention individuals. The whole community is proud of the efforts made to recognize the wonderful volunteers at Holland & Hart. We encourage staff to note their volunteer hours on their self-evaluation form so they can be recognized by their managers. We hope that “credit” comes from the satisfaction of helping others.
• Does Holland and Hart give time off for participation in the projects?
  This is up to each office but normally projects are done in “spare” time and on lunch hours, evenings or weekends.
• Is attorney time spent on Foundation work considered pro bono?
  Yes, it is considered civic pro bono work.