The firm actively encourages its attorneys in all eight of its offices to take leadership roles in civic and charitable work in their communities. Members of the firm have served on charitable and civic boards ranging literally from A to Z: from the Atlanta Chapter of the American Red Cross to Land Trust for 
Tennessee to the Louisville Zoo. Half of the firm's lawyers currently serve on at least one board or in a similar capacity, and the firm's staff shows the same kind of commitment.
For more than a dozen years, Stites & Harbison has contributed to local charities in each of the firm's cities to recognize and thank our clients and friends during the holiday season. In 2008, the firm contributed to the following charities: Children's National Medical Center (Alexandria, Virginia); Initiative for Affordable Housing (Atlanta, Georgia); Alzheimer's Association - Greater Kentucky and Southern Indiana Chapter (Frankfort, Kentucky); Salvation Army of New Albany (Jeffersonville, Indiana); Fayette Education Foundation (Lexington, Kentucky); Kosair Charities Pediatric Cancer Research Center at the University of Louisville Cancer Center (Louisville, Kentucky); and Habitat for Humanity, Nashville Chapter (Nashville, Tennessee).
Nashville attorneys and staff along with the firm's Executive Director, Harold Butler, and clients of the firm participating in the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's Bike to Jack and Back, Oct. 2-3, 2010. The team was the No. 7 corporate team fundraiser.
Pictured front left to right: Mo Syed, Bob Henderson
Back left to right: Daniel Hurd, Greg Smith, Suzanne Hurd, Sam Zeigler, Rebecca McKelvey, Tom Sharp, Anne Butler and Harold Butler
Members and associates of the firm participate actively in the affairs of their local Bar Associations and serve as members of its governing bodies and presenters for continuing legal education programs. Members have served as Presidents of the state, county and local bar associations.
Habitat for Humanity build, 2009