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Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP donates 25 sets of bed linens to Amos House

Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP (PS&H) is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. In honor of this milestone, they created the PS&H 25/25 initiative as a way to say Thank You to the many members of their community who have supported them through the years. In October, Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP donated 25 sets of bed linens to Amos House, a vital social service agency located in Providence. "We are very pleased to contribute to the supportive housing program at Amos House, one of many important services provided by this community-based organization," said managing partner David Gilden. Amos House, founded in 1976, consists of a campus of 14 buildings including a restaurant, permanent supportive housing and a mother-child reunification center. Its growth includes a 90-Day Recovery- Based Program, ten buildings dedicated to supportive housing, a Mother-Child Reunification Program, culinary and carpentry training program, a literacy center and social enterprise businesses that employ men and women and generate income. Amos House has moved from a grass-roots soup kitchen to a comprehensive social service agency with a staff of over 50 employees, more than half of whom are former residents. Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP is a business law and litigation firm dedicated to providing excellence in legal services and business planning to its local and regional clients in a responsive, efficient, and cost-effective manner. The firm is a founding member of the USFN, a nationwide organization of independent law firms which provide foreclosure, bankruptcy and related services to mortgage lenders. Additionally, through its professional association with Meritas, an organization of worldwide independent law firms with broad-based practices, Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP offers its clients access to quality legal services on a national and international basis.
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