Law firm gives the gift of technology

A local law firm is giving the gift of technology.

Arnall Golden Gregory, as part of a technology upgrade, recently gave away 225 gently-used computers to nonprofits and at the same time helped the environment.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta received 100 of the computers and the rest were given to charter schools and smaller nonprofits including Youth Villages Inner Harbour.

Litigation attorney Scott Wandstrat, who is on AGG’s sustainable business team, said the computer giveaway is in sync with the firm's community commitment.

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