Community Involvement

PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY

Torrance-based AgnewBrusavich provided community college scholarships this year to two-dozen students from 16 local high schools. The firm’s annual banquet for the recipients, held May 21 at the Torrance Hilton, included their parents, friends, teachers and counselors. Recipients were selected based on a personal application and essay, among other factors. The firm has donated more than $150,000 to some 300 students since the program’s inception in 1994. Flanking the recipients of the 2007 AgnewBrusavich Law Corporation Scholarship are, at left in front row, name partner Bruce M. Brusavich and his wife, Deborah; at right front row, name partner Gerald E. Agnew Jr., and his wife, Jodi; at left top row, the firm’s administrator Daniel Favero.

CLOTHES THE DEAL

AgnewBrusavich is proud to be a supporter and facility drop-off site for Clothes the Deal, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting the unemployed, low wage earners and at-risk youths to obtain employment and move toward self-sufficiency. Gently used clothing and shoes can be dropped off at AgnewBrusavich where they are collected by Clothes the Deal to be recycled to give these individuals a second chance.

LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY TRINITY CARE HOSPICE

AgnewBrusavich supports several local causes and charities, including the Little Company of Mary Trinity Care Hospice, which provides hospice services, free of charge, to the terminally ill.

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT

Gerald E. Agnew, Jr., and Bruce M. Brusavich are members of Southwestern University School of Law “Deans Cabinet”

Bruce M. Brusavich serves on the California Advisory Board of Chaminade University, Honolulu, Hawaii