COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

The attorneys and staff at Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson, & Pike are dedicated to the communities in which they live and practice.

Our firm members are involved and serve on boards of directors for such diverse non-profit organizations including St. Brigid Catholic Church, Valley View Baptist Church, Brandenburg United Methodist Church, Radcliff/North Hardin Chamber of Commerce, Radcliff Rotary Club, Community Health Clinic of Hardin-LaRue County, Association of the United States Army, North Central Education Foundation, Heartland Community Foundation, The Challenger Learning Center, Glendale Baptist Children's Home, USA Cares, North Hardin Hope, Vine Grove Chamber of Commerce, AUSA CORE Committee, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, The Elizabethtown/Hardin County Chamber of Commerce and The American Red Cross.

David T. Wilson II personally organized and conducted a fundraiser for Camp Tessa at Severns Valley Baptist Church in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. The camp was designed to help autistic children develop their social skills. It serves approximately 25 children each summer who come from Hardin and surrounding counties. David led a fundraising campaign with the Hardin County Bar Association to help subsidize the cost of the camp.

Terry Bennett was appointed the chairman for the Friends of Scouting Campaign, Radcliff District of the Lincoln Trail Division, Lincoln Heritage Council, Boy Scouts of America. The Radcliff area including Vine Grove, Rineyville, and Fort Knox raised 177% of its goal which was the highest in the entire Lincoln Heritage Council.

Mr. Bennett was appointed Chairman for the 2006 Hardin County Distinguished Citizens Award Dinner on behalf of the Lincoln Heritage Council, Boy Scouts of America. The dinner set a new record of 210 people in attendance and over $25,000.00 was raised for scouting in Hardin County, also a new record. U.S. Congressman Joe Wilson from Columbia, South Carolina gave the keynote address and Lloyd Hillard, President and CEO of First Citizens Bank in Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky was presented with the Distinguished Citizen's Award.

From January 2006 to January 2008 Terry was Chairman of the North Central Education Foundation. He has recently been elected as the Chairman of the Heartland Community Foundation and First Citizens Bank. He also is a Board Member of the Elizabethtown/Hardin County Chamber of Commerce.

The firm also supports through financial contributions such organizations as:

Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson, & Pike believes that its attorneys should lead by example by serving the community in various civic and charitable positions. Members of the firm are also actively involved in various professional organizations that are designed to serve the Bar. This overall commitment to our community and our profession is taken seriously because we believe that local attorneys should serve their local communities.