Community and Pro Bono

At Pamir, we support and encourage professionals to support our local and regional community groups. Extending one’s hand to extend the life and happiness of others is too often neglected in the business world, and we take pride in the legal support we provide to make a difference in either one single life or for a whole community. Below we list some worthy organizations that we have been blessed to support in small ways:

We have helped The Ricci Institute and eRenlai in their fundraising efforts for a series of grassroots projects aimed at imrpoving the quality of life of migrant workers, the handicapped and poverty stricken communities in Taiwan and China.

We have provided continuous legal support to AnimalsTaiwan to support their efforts to provide a home for stray animals in Taiwan.

Located in Yilan, Taiwan, St. Mary’s Hospital started off in 1952 as a one story clinic containing 12 beds. Today, this hospital has expanded and developed into an 11 story complex with 600 plus beds. Through donations and auctions, we helped St. Mary’s Hospital raise NTD 5,000,000 during a Jazz Charity Concert Dinner held at the Westin Hotel.

Light of China Literacy Foundation

Light of China Literacy Foundation Ltd is a Hong Kong Non-Profit Organization founded by a community concerned about education issues in China. The objectives of the Foundation are to create, maintain and administer educational and charitable schools, boarding schools, institutions, and projects for vulnerable children in rural areas of China. The Foundation implements this program with a two-phase strategy which includes: Phase One: Scholarship Program (SP) Phase Two: Encourage Benevolence Academy (EBA)

The Environmental Education Media Project (EEMP) is dedicated to continuous research and collaborative learning in environmental, sustainable development, and public health subjects; and to producing, gathering and distributing high quality audio-visual materials to supportpublic awareness of these crucial issues.

a

Founded in 1992, American Voices’ original mission was to provide quality American cultural programming and understanding of American music and culture to the newly open societies of Central and Eastern Europe – it has since grown to encompass 18 time zones from Peru to the Philippines. We have helped American Voices establish a Jazz Association in Taipei.

We have supported efforts to raise awareness about the impact HIV/AIDS can have in the local business community.

A film by Light House Productions Ltd in 2005, The Sage Hunter captures the struggle of a remote indigenous community determined to honor its ancient heritage. Nominated at many film festivals in Canada, California, Russia and Korea, it will enter the Golden Horse Awards of Taiwan in December 2005. Many of these film festivals focus mainly on environmental protection or indigenous cultures.