As long-time residents of the Tampa Bay area, our partners are dedicated to giving their time and resources to a variety of service organizations. OLDER & LUNDY was the first corporate partner of the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay and continues that partnership to this day.

Our attorneys are, or have been in the recent past, board members or significant sponsors of: The Child Abuse Council, The Children’s Dream Fund, The South Tampa Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce, The National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence, the Tampa Bay Business for Culture and The Arts, the Taste of South Tampa, the Healthcare Connection Foundation, The Junior League, The Hillsborough County Ask-a-Lawyer program, the Hillsborough County Bar Association’s Library Information Series, Speak up Tampa Bay Public Access Television, Big Bothers/Big Sisters, American Cancer Society, American Diabetes Association, Walk for the Cure to Fight ALS, Congregation Schaarai Zedek, Well AmeriCorps National Service Organization, and “Take back the Night,” an event focused on men speaking out against violence towards women.

We also are active in various legal-related community organizations, including: The Florida Bar, Hillsborough County Bar Association, Executive Council of the Family Law Section of the Hillsborough County Bar Association, Hillsborough County Family Law Inn of Court, Florida Justice Association, Tampa Bay Trial Lawyers Association, Collaborative Divorce Lawyers of Tampa Bay, Florida Bar Grievance Committee and also the Florida Bar Consumer Protection Committee.

   

Older & Lundy is proud to sponsor the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce’s signature annual event, The Taste of South Tampa. Hyde Park Village will host this family friendly outdoor festival, including live entertainment and an all-inclusive food and beverage tasting from some of South Tampa’s finest restaurants, all for the low cost of admission.

A portion of the proceeds from this year’s event will benefit the Humane Society of Tampa Bay and the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce’s Michael J. Cruz Fund.