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Names In the News! Chuck and Elizabeth, of Bennett Gastle, were interviewed by the Lawyer's Weekly in December 2009 drawing some attention to the Cambodian Law Students Project.
"Lawyers Reach Out to Those in Need"
Bennett-Martin has won herself a $10,300 entry fee to the Pokerstars Caribbean Adventure again this year, and plans to play poker for the benefit of CLEW. Not only will she donate a percentage of her winnings to CLEW from the main event but she also plans to play in the Ladies Only Event solely for the benefit of CLEW. Bennett-Martin played in the main event last year and placed 25th for $40,000 U.S. She paid for the
complete education of one of the girls attending university in Cambodia from poker winnings, and hopes to contribute more this year.
POKER FOR CHARITY
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BENNETT GASTLE Professional Corporation
The Canadian law firm of Bennett Gastle is funding all of the administrative costs of CLEW in Canada. In addition to purchasing computer equipment for the students, Bennett Gastle has also purchased and shipped $5,000.00 in textbooks in the field of international intellectual property. Each time BGPC goes to Cambodia they take a selection of textbooks for the girls at RULE. For more information regarding BGPC's involvement in Cambodia please visit their website:www.bennettgastle.com
Poker For Charity
CLEW's co-chair, Elizabeth Bennett-Martin, supports charity through poker. Last year Elizabeth placed 25th in the PCA in the Bahamas and paid for the complete education of another student to school. Elizabeth plans to continue playing poker for the benefit of CLEW.
