Their perseverance and bright spirits inspired us to recognize and share stories of local heroes who continue to make positive differences in the community.
Mike Rainwater and Bob Sexton are honored to be co-chairing the 6th Annual Central Arkansas ALS Walk on April 11, and our employees are excited to participate in the walk for the second year. Click here to find out more about the ALS walk taking place at the Clinton Presidential Center.
The Walk to Defeat ALS is an opportunity to bring hope and support to people living with ALS and to raise money to one day find a cure. ALS is one of RHS’s biggest causes, and it’s one we support with passion and enthusiasm.
Rainwater, Holt & Sexton sponsored a free estate planning clinic hosted by the Leadership Academy Alumni Section of the Arkansas Bar Association on Saturday, Feb. 21. Despite unfavorable weather conditions, cancer patients and their families came to the clinic and received free estate planning documents prepared by a volunteer team of lawyers, paralegals, notaries, and witnesses. Our firm would like to thank Christina Alexander, Terri Singleton, Steele Alexander, Lauren Manatt, Vincent France, and John Rainwater for volunteering their time on a Saturday to help those in our community affected by cancer.
The Leadership Academy Alumni Section of the Arkansas Bar Association is hosting a free estate planning clinic for cancer patients and survivors on Saturday, Feb. 21. During the event, lawyers will available to assist cancer patients and survivors in preparing wills, powers of attorney, and living wills.
John Rainwater, of Rainwater, Holt & Sexton, is co-chairing the pro bono project at UAMS Cancer Institute. Two other attorneys from the firm, Lauren Manatt and Vincent France, will also be volunteering at the event.
Appointments are available at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21. This is a free service, but advance reservations are required. Call (501) 868-2985 to reserve your spot now. For more information, check out the UAMS Winthrop Rockefeller Cancer Institute website.
Helping people in our community is important to the Little Rock personal injury lawyers at Rainwater, Holt & Sexton. That’s why we’re proud to be supporting an organization that provides assistance to young people in Arkansas.
The E3 Club After School Program is provided by the Salvation Army. It’s open to participants age 10-17 who live in the Baring Cross neighborhood of North Little Rock, from 3:30-6 p.m. on Mon.-Thurs.. The program provides children with an opportunity to grow and nourish their relationships with Christ.
The E3 Club is always in need of supplies for both children’s projects and administrative purposes, including paper, pencils, pens, notebooks, and binders. To help purchase some of these items and to assist with other costs, our team of Little Rock personal injury lawyers recently collected more than $670 for the program.
We are proud to be able to contribute to this wonderful program and encourage you to do the same. If you would like to donate items or your personal time to the E3 Club After School program, feel free to contact Marquita Rogers at (501) 416-0678. You can stay current on our other service projects in Arkansas by checking the Community News page on our site.
We are passionate about anti-bullying efforts here at Rainwater, Holt & Sexton. That is why we sponsored Little Rock Christian Academy’s talk by “The Protectors,” a faith-based organization helping to reduce bullying in communities across the nation. This program is geared toward educating parents, teachers, and authority figures on the signs and ways to prevent bullying.
Breast cancer is a devastating disease that affects millions of lives in Arkansas each year. Records from the Arkansas Department of Health show the condition is the number one cancer and second most common cause of cancer-related death among women in our state.
Luckily, organizations like the Susan G. Komen Foundation are working to raise awareness and find a cure. One way they raise funds to research potential treatments is by holding events known as “Race For the Cure” across our nation.
The Little Rock event took place this weekend, and it was a success. According to an article from KATV 7 News, nearly 40,000 people attended the “Race For The Cure” in Arkansas this Saturday.
Rainwater, Holt, and Sexton had a team consisting of some of our Little Rock personal injury lawyers and legal staff members participating in the event. The team was able to raise a significant amount of donation for the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Our firm is proud of our staff’s achievements, and we encourage you to keep up with what we are doing to better the community by checking out our Facebook page and the community news page of our website.
October 4, 2014 – Team RHS says, “THINK PINK!” We had a great time supporting the efforts of the Race for the Cure today.
Staff participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge together today. As you know, ALS is a cause we deeply care about and that has had a lasting affect on our team. We love the amount of awareness that has been raised so far through the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, so we just had to participate! Watch our video to see how chilling we got!
We had some RHS Attorneys braving the Bike and Hike for ALS. What a fun way to raise awareness for ALS!
The Little Rock personal injury attorneys here at Rainwater, Holt & Sexton understand the importance of giving back to the community where we live and work. That’s why we would like to tell you about some local citizens who are striving to make Arkansas a better place to live.
One group of volunteers gathered at Camp Robinson to help clean up after a tornado ripped through the area in April. The team labored for four days to have the property ready for use this summer.
Giving young people the tools they need to succeed is important too. That’s why one local Little Rock business, Skillz Barber Shop, launched a mentoring campaign for the city’s youth. Young boys are each partnered with an older mentor who works to be a role model in the child’s life by participating in activities with them and guiding them to make the right choices in life. FOX 19 News says there are already 19 boys participating in the program and the next event is slated to take place Sunday, June 29, at 3 p.m.
While the last organization was looking to help young people, the next group is helping children help others. Former professional skateboarder, Daniel Haney, organized a youth clean up event at the Riverside skate park to teach children who use the park to take pride in it’s upkeep and improvement.
Rainwater, Holt & Sexton’s team support the efforts made by others to better neighborhoods in Little Rock and other areas of Arkansas.
Our firm assembled 90 “Buckets of Love” to help tornado victims in association with the Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief Arkansas. We filled each bucket with essential supplies including flashlights, hand towels, work gloves, rubber gloves, toilet paper, sunscreen, hand sanitizer, and wet wipes. Our employees also included a handwritten message of hope and encouragement with each bucket. Our hearts go out to our neighbors and community members who face such devastation.
April 05, 2014 – The employees of RHS participated in the Central Arkansas Walk to defeat ALS. This is a cause near and dear to our hearts, as one of our own partners was affected by this debilitating disease. We walked to raise awareness and funding for ALS research. Thanks to everyone who participated in our first ever Walk to Defeat ALS in memory of Stephen. We had a great turnout, and won first place as top fundraiser! As a team, we raised $7,105 to help families and patients in Arkansas.
We are thrilled to announce that the 2014 Rainwater, Holt & Sexton T-Shirt Toss was a huge success…and a lot of fun!
This year, we donated over 2,400 t-shirts to 39 schools across Arkansas. We want to thank all of the schools that participated in this year’s T-Shirt Toss—we are thrilled to be a part of your school spirit!
If your school would like custom shirts for the 2015 football season, please contact our marketing department at 1-800-434-4800.
We are thrilled to announce that the 2013 Rainwater, Holt & Sexton T-Shirt Toss was a huge success…and a lot of fun!
This year, we donated over 2,400 t-shirts to 39 schools across Arkansas. We want to thank all of the schools that participated in this year’s T-Shirt Toss—we are thrilled to be a part of your school spirit!
If your school would like custom shirts for the 2014 football season, please contact our marketing department at 1-800-434-4800.
Arkansas is our home and we want to make sure our neighbors and friends are supported. With eight offices in Arkansas - Little Rock, Little Rock-Corporate Hill, Springdale, Conway, Hot Springs, Bryant, Jacksonville, and Jonesboro – our personal injury lawyers are easily accessible when you need help.
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