Legal

Employee volunteering programme for legal

Capture pro bono and community hours in one auditable, board-ready place — and prove the firm’s commitment.

The legal challenge

For law firms and in-house legal teams, pro bono is central to purpose and reputation. The challenge is recording pro bono and community volunteering rigorously enough to report and celebrate it. With Kind Folk gives legal teams an employee volunteering programme built for exactly that.

Pro bono hours must be tracked accurately for reporting and recognition
Community and pro bono work spans many practice areas and offices
Partners and clients expect evidence of social commitment
Fee-earners have minimal time for admin

How With Kind Folk helps

Built for the way legal teams work

Pro bono hour tracking

Record pro bono and community hours accurately by practice area and matter, ready for reporting and recognition.

Auditable trail

A verified sign-off flow gives you a defensible record of every hour, backed by a full audit trail.

Firm-wide reporting

One click produces a board- and client-ready report demonstrating the firm’s social commitment.

Low-friction logging

Fee-earners log participation in seconds, so the record stays complete without eating into billable time.

Frequently asked questions

Can we track pro bono hours accurately?

Yes. Pro bono and community volunteering can be recorded by practice area and activity, with a verified sign-off flow that produces a defensible, auditable record.

Can we report the firm’s pro bono commitment?

Yes. One click generates a board- and client-ready report covering hours, participation, and impact — ideal for partner meetings, client relationships, and tenders.

Is it quick for busy fee-earners?

Yes. Logging participation takes seconds, so the record stays complete without adding meaningful admin to billable time.

Ready to build your programme?

See how With Kind Folk works as your corporate volunteering software — set up your first event in 20 minutes.

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