Attwells Solicitors expands corporate social responsibility beyond traditional legal support

Attwells is reinforcing its commitment to community impact through new CSR leadership and expanded charitable programmes.

The Attwells team participating in Football Shirt Friday for the Bobby Moore Fund
The Attwells team participating in Football Shirt Friday for the Bobby Moore Fund

Why it matters: The local law firm looks to further embed its community impact work and environmental stewardship with the appointment of Charlotte Reason, who will oversee all Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.

The Attwells team participating in Football Shirt Friday for the Bobby Moore Fund
The Attwells team participating in Football Shirt Friday for the Bobby Moore Fund (Attwells Solicitors)

The details: Attwells' CSR programme encompasses multiple areas of focus:

  • Pro bono legal services
  • Employee volunteering
  • Diversity and inclusion initiatives
  • Educational, charitable, and local development projects

The firm has recently supported the Ipswich Town Foundation and launched a Wear Blue TikTok video campaign designed to engage younger audiences.

The firm is also participating in national fundraising efforts, including Football Shirt Friday for the Bobby Moore Fund, which supports cancer research.

What they're saying: "I'm incredibly excited to step into the role of Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Attwells, alongside my main role as Head of Training and Development. The two go hand-in-hand—both are rooted in building connections and making a positive impact.

"Whether it's supporting inspiring local charities like Cancer Support Suffolk or leading outreach programmes in schools and colleges, I'm eager to get started and help drive real change in communities local to our offices," she added.

The bottom line: Under Charlotte Reason's leadership, Attwells Solicitors is aiming to align every CSR initiative with the firm's core values while delivering tangible benefits to the Ipswich community and beyond.

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