Roschier Impact: Our Pro Bono work
As a business law firm, we can contribute to society by sharing the expertise and knowledge we use in our daily work. Through pro bono legal advice, we support nonprofit organizations that may otherwise have limited access to legal expertise and help them focus their resources on advancing their core missions.
Pro bono work is also a way for us to support causes that align with our strategy for responsible business and contribute to positive, long-term change.
Our focus areas are:
- children and young people
- entrepreneurship and innovation
- the environment.
Our pro bono partnerships allow our lawyers to use their professional skills in a broader societal context and learn from organizations addressing important challenges. Each assignment is handled with the same professionalism as a client matter, including conflict checks and other relevant procedures.
Our current Pro Bono partners
Beredskapslyftet
Beredskapslyftet is a Swedish nonprofit organization that mobilizes the private sector in response to crises and urgent societal challenges. It develops practical initiatives that allow companies to contribute their expertise, resources, and networks.
A Million Minds, Dream Challenge
A Million Minds works to create more equal opportunities for young people in underserved communities in Sweden. Its Dream Challenge program motivates lower secondary school students to pursue further education, develop their ambitions, and believe in their future.
Reach for Change
Reach for Change supports social entrepreneurs developing solutions to challenges facing children, young people, and vulnerable communities. It provides them with tools, knowledge, and networks to build sustainable organizations and increase their impact.
My Special Day
My Special Day supports children and young people in Sweden who have serious illnesses or diagnoses. The organization creates special experiences that bring joy and provide something positive to anticipate and remember.
John Nurminen Foundation
The John Nurminen Foundation works to protect the Baltic Sea and preserve its maritime heritage. Its work includes environmental projects, public awareness initiatives, and activities that promote maritime culture.
Association of Friends of the University Children’s Hospitals (Kummit)
Kummit supports Finland’s five university children’s hospitals and pediatric care across the country. Donations fund medical equipment, research, patient comfort, and mental health programs for children and young people.
Save the Children
Save the Children works to protect children’s rights and improve the lives of children in vulnerable situations. Its work focuses on ensuring that children are protected, have opportunities to learn, and can influence decisions affecting them.
Youth Entrepreneurship and Economy NYT
NYT is a Finnish nonprofit organization that helps children and young people develop working life, entrepreneurship, and financial skills. It provides educational programs and practical learning opportunities for schools and other educational institutions.
Prinsparets Stiftelse
Prinsparets Stiftelse works to improve online safety for children and young people and increase understanding of dyslexia. Its aim is to ensure that every child can be themselves at school, in their free time, and online.
MIELI Mental Health Finland
MIELI Mental Health Finland promotes mental health, provides crisis support, and works to prevent mental health problems and suicide. It also provides information, training, and practical tools that strengthen mental well-being at different stages of life.
EMMA, Espoo Museum of Modern Art Foundation
The foundation operates EMMA, an art museum specializing in modern and contemporary art and design. EMMA aims to foster creativity and create accessible opportunities for people to experience and engage with art.
Student Association at the Stockholm School of Economics (SASSE)
SASSE is an independent, student-run nonprofit organization representing students at the Stockholm School of Economics. It supports student life through academic, professional, social, and cultural activities.