Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney at Martha's Table

Martha's Table celebrated the completion of a $100k kitchen renovation made possible by Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney. Edward John Allera, co-managing shareholder for Buchanan's DC office, presented Martha's Table with a $30k check during its recent ribbon-cutting. Buchanan has pledged to match up to $30k in donations from its employees, other businesses, and the community in an effort to secure funding for the kitchen renovation, which began last month. Buchanan has more than 450 attorneys and government relations professionals throughout the East Coast and California. Martha's Table helps more than 1,100 people per day deal with the immediate effects of poverty and finds long-term solutions for them with education, nutrition, and family support services. Former Gates Foundation CEO Patty Stonesifer is at the helm ushering in moreexpansion and growth. Visit www.marthastable.com for more info. To learn more about our sponsor, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, click here.

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