Generation Fox Aims to Empower Youth in Our Communities
Fox Rothschild is putting youth front and center in the firm’s charitable giving, pro bono work and community involvement.
With the launch of Generation Fox, the firm’s national network of offices will invest in and support youth in ways that will have a meaningful impact. The initiative is an umbrella that encompasses a multitude of ways that Fox gives back to the community, with a focus on children and young people up to age 18.“Engaging with and giving back to our home communities has always been important to us because our relationships run deeper than just doing business,” said Firmwide Managing Partner Todd A. Rodriguez. “With Generation Fox, we’re concentrating our firmwide efforts on kids so that we can have a greater collective impact.”The initiative was designed for maximum flexibility so that individual lawyers, practice groups, offices and the firm’s business professionals can work and donate in ways that make sense in their cities and neighborhoods. The goals are equally expansive: to empower kids in their education and in their play, in cultural development, in nutrition, in health and well-being, and in protection of their legal rights.In July, the firm kicked off Generation Fox with each office partnering with its local Ronald McDonald House in various ways. Events included food and toy drives, fundraisers, meal preparation and other service activities. The firm's employees volunteered 365 hours of their time, created more than 500 kits for families and donated 2,500+ packaged goods. For 50 years, RMHC has held steadfast in its mission that no family should have to deal with their child’s medical crisis alone. Each House provides essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families and promote healing during a child’s health care journey.Follow along on Fox’s LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X for updates and event photos.