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 Accounting Firm Shows Community Commitment FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WASHINGTON, D.C. – January 9, 2006 – The accounting firm of Bert Smith & Company, based in Washington, D.C., has announced its commitment to continuing support for a broad cross-section of charitable causes in the Washington Metropolitan Area. According to Managing Partner George S. Willie, the firm is honoring its longstanding tradition of giving back to the community, a record of service that dates back to the firm's founding in 1948. "We have long recognized that our organization is part of the community," Willie explains, "and we're proud to support many of the leading organizations that provide services and support to individuals and families in the region. From national groups such as the American Lung Association, American Heart Association and the National Kidney Foundation, to local organizations such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington, we're committed to providing the corporate support that allows these groups to do their vital work." In addition to assisting organizations that serve the medical and other health needs of community members, Bert Smith & Company has a long-running tradition of supporting regional educational institutions, including Howard University School of Business and its Accounting Career Awareness Program for high school students, Morgan State University, the University of the District of Columbia, and many others. Bert Smith & Company includes more than 60 CPAs and management consultants who serve clients in government agencies, healthcare, nonprofits, associations and education. The firm provides a full range of accounting services to commercial clients, and has provided accounting services to virtually every cabinet-level department of the U.S. Government, as well as federal government agencies and numerous cities, counties, authorities and commissions. |
   
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