pro bono (Meaning)

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pro bono (s)

done for the public good without compensation

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The lawyer offered her services pro bono to assist low-income families with legal matters.
He dedicated his weekends to providing pro bono medical care to underserved communities.
The organization relies on pro bono volunteers to support its mission of helping homeless individuals.
As part of his commitment to social responsibility, the architect agreed to design the community center pro bono.
She used her graphic design skills pro bono to create promotional materials for a local charity event.
Many law firms encourage their attorneys to take on pro bono cases to give back to the community.
The pro bono work of dedicated professionals has a significant impact on improving access to justice for marginalized groups.
He offered pro bono tutoring sessions to disadvantaged students to help them excel academically.
The doctor spent her vacations providing pro bono medical services in remote villages.
As a gesture of goodwill, the accountant agreed to offer pro bono financial advice to struggling small businesses.

done for the public good without compensation

nominal, free, given, gratis, optional,donated, voluntary, unpaid, complimentary, gratuitous

dear, costly, expensive, high, paid, paid,high, costly, expensive, dear

The lawyer offered her services pro bono to assist low-income families with legal matters.

He dedicated his weekends to providing pro bono medical care to underserved communities.

The organization relies on pro bono volunteers to support its mission of helping homeless individuals.

As part of his commitment to social responsibility, the architect agreed to design the community center pro bono.