Sampson Collaborative Law has sponsored the following great organizations:
Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of Greater Tampa Bay – Sampson Collaborative Law regularly contributes to the organization.
SCWTCGTB’s mission is to promote, educate and raise funds for Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier health projects, to re-home Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers requiring rescue, to encourage and promote responsible ownership of Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers. For more information, go to: https://flwheatenclub.org
FACP – Sampson Collaborative Law sponsored multiple annual statewide Florida collaborative conferences.
FACP promotes and fosters Collaborative Practice statewide in Florida using a collaboratively-trained, interdisciplinary professional team. The team works with clients to resolve family law disputes and to restructure and preserve relationships. FACP envisions creating a culture in which the Collaborative Process is the prevailing method for resolving disputes. For more information, go to https://www.collaborativepracticeflorida.com.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando – Sampson Collaborative Law regularly contributes to the organization.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando began in 1937 as the Orlando Humane Society. For eight decades, it has provided positive and safe outcomes for pets. The organization dedicates focus on dogs and cats in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties. Pet Alliance provides for pets compassionate and knowledgeable services, innovative animal care, and veterinary medicine. For more information, go to https://petallianceorlando.org.
Ayla’s Acres – Sampson Collaborative Law regularly contributes to this animal rescue organization in North Florida.
Ayla’s Acres provides love, security, and dignity to North Florida’s homeless and neglected animals. Ayla’s Acres No-Kill Animal Rescue, Inc. is a St. Augustine-based non-profit supporting adoption, spaying and neutering, and responsible animal care.
Its services comprise education, outreach, adoption and fostering. Further, Ayla’s Acres maintains a 45-acre sanctuary where “unadoptable” animals may live out their lives with peace, love, and dignity.
Ayla’s Acres receives no government funding. Instead it relies on private donations of money, supplies, and items sold through Ayla’s Acres Thriftique Shop (413 Anastasia Boulevard, St. Augustine, Florida). For more information, go to https://www.aylasacres.org.