Life at Winston

In Winston’s 10th showing at Cycle for Survival, five Winston teams collectively raised $90,000 for the fight to find cures for rare cancers—a 20% increase over last year’s record-breaking haul. 

Twenty-one members of the Dallas office donned construction hats and wielded hammers to help bring a local family’s dream of owning a home to fruition. The handy Winston for Good volunteers included partners, associates, summer associates, and professional staff.

Peter Crowther is perhaps best known as Winston’s recently named Managing Partner, International Affairs, and a member of the newly created Office of the Chair, but he is also a philanthropist extraordinaire.

Winston teams, representing six U.S. offices, joined Cycle for Survival riders around the country to raise money to fund a cure for rare cancers.

Zeora Jackson—who is called Z by those fortunate enough to know her—is a real-life superwoman with a giant heart. 

Winston & Strawn was recently honored by the Terrell Bosley Anti-Violence Association for the firm’s dedication, continued support, and service to the organization.

Winston volunteers arrived bright and early in upper Harlem to prepare for an eventful morning with the Fresh Air Fund supporting hundreds of lucky campers eager to depart for their special camping experience in upstate New York. Families arrived with luggage, paperwork, and their excited children to complete the registration process before boarding buses for a summertime camp experience sponsored by the Fresh Air Fund. 

Thank you to our dedicated Winston For Good volunteers who have helped make the lives of people in our communities a little bit better this year. 

The theme for Earth Week 2023 was “Invest in Our Planet” and Winston For Good offered attorneys and professional staff three easy and impactful ways to invest in the future health of our planet.

Thank you to the many Winston attorneys and professional staff members who donated time, money, food, clothing, and toys to help make the holidays a little brighter for others. 

From London to Los Angeles, Winston For Good volunteers helped make the world a little bit better this summer. 

Theresa Rivera puts her heart and soul into ensuring our Cristo Rey interns gain meaningful experience and feedback to help pave their path to future success in college and the work world. Learn more about our Winston for Good Hero, Theresa Rivera, and her support for Cristo Rey.

It’s been two long years since Covid-19 precluded Winston’s Charlotte office from participating in “Operation Sandwich”—a monthly sandwich-making event for homeless individuals served by A Roof Above—and the Charlotte office certainly made up for lost time!

Winston for Good volunteers recently assembled 200+ well-being kits that will be given to low-income seniors by Meals on Wheels Chicago. The kits included playing cards, adult coloring books, journals, hand sanitizer, and lotion. Each kit also included a handwritten note from a Winston for Good volunteer.

Nine intrepid members of Winston’s Los Angeles office recently conquered the stairs of the iconic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to raise money for the Downtown Ketchum YMCA.

On September 11, Winston attorneys and staff helped transform the anniversary of the tragic 9/11 attacks into a global day of unity and doing good for others.

Winston attorneys help prepare the next generation of lawyers by leading weekly, negotiation skills workshops and mock negotiation sessions for high school students on Chicago’s West Side.

Chicago’s Winston for Good team coordinated an online fundraiser that raised enough money to purchase school supplies for nearly 370 back-to-school kits for students served by UCAN—a nonprofit that supports more than 21,000 at-risk children, youth, and families throughout Illinois.

Winston’s D.C., San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices Join the fight against hunger.