The dedication that drives our firm, Lowe Dreesen Miller, extends far beyond the courtroom and into the heart of our community. This spirit was highlighted earlier this year, as our partner, David Lowe, was recognized at the Pulaski County Salvation Army Unit’s Volunteer Appreciation event.
A Legacy of Leadership and Service: Honoring David Lowe
David Lowe was honored as a legacy board member and volunteer for dedicating more than 20 years of volunteer service to the Pulaski County Salvation Army Unit.
Over the past two decades, David has exemplified the Salvation Army motto, “Doing the Most Good,” by actively serving the community in countless ways. Most notably, he has been a tireless participant in the annual Tree of Lights Campaign, dedicating time to ring the bell, helping select the Honorary Chairperson, and raise funds that fuel essential local services year after year.
Record Success Fuels Community Support
David's efforts, alongside those of his many fellow volunteers, helped achieve an incredible result during the 2024 Tree of Lights Campaign. The Pulaski County Salvation Army Unit raised a record-breaking total of more than $136,500!
These vital funds will directly benefit the community by:
- Feeding needy individuals and families.
- Providing crucial emergency services.
- Delivering immediate disaster relief throughout Pulaski County.
The Power of a 100% Volunteer Unit
The Pulaski County Salvation Army Unit, which has served the less fortunate for over 50 years, is truly unique—it is a 100% volunteer-run committee of local citizens. Their commitment is the engine behind crucial community programs, including:
- Distributing emergency financial aid.
- Providing emergency disaster relief services.
- Supporting school supplemental food programs.
- Addressing numerous other community needs.
We at Lowe Dreesen Miller are incredibly proud of David Lowe's long-standing dedication and commitment to this remarkable organization. His 20+ years of service reflect the core values we strive to uphold in our professional and community lives.
