OFRM lawyer Emily Chamberlain is the Young Lawyer representative on the Bendigo Law Association. The BLA supports lawyers in Bendigo including providing networking and knowledge sharing opportunities.
OFRM did the groundwork to set up the McKern Foundation as a charitable organisation that benefits the health and wellbeing of Bendigo's primary school children by providing fresh fruit each Friday.
Director Marika McMahon is the Chair of Be.Bendigo. The organisation provides a range of opportunities for local business people through engaging events that appeal to businesses of all sizes and industries. We believe that by providing networking opportunities for local organisations, we can cultivate positive professional connections that will benefit our community and, in turn, the economy.
[Company name] is a proud supporter of Cancer Council Victoria’s Financial and Legal Support Program, providing legal support to vulnerable Victorians affected by cancer. If you, or someone you know, has cancer and needs support, learn about the services available at www.cancervic.org.au
Knowing that a strong business community helps us all, OFRM has sponsored the Be.Bendigo for several years now. Their aim is to a thriving community working to facilitate, grow and enrich business from the Greater Bendigo region. Be.Bendigo is about individuals, businesses and non-profit organisations actively contributing to a connected business ecosystem – connecting Bendigo to the world.
With a list of past players, club vice-presidents and presidents, OFRM's relationship with the Sandhurst Football Netball Club is a long-standing one that we are happy to continue.
OFRM has close ties with United Cricket Club. Our director Mark O'Farrell is a life member and played there in the mid-80's — 90's, another director Sam McGee also played.
Director Marika McMahon is the Chair of Be.Bendigo. The organisation provides a range of opportunities for local business people through engaging events that appeal to businesses of all sizes and industries. We believe that by providing networking opportunities for local organisations, we can cultivate positive professional connections that will benefit our community and, in turn, the economy.