Hunking Law In the Community

June 1st – 26th: Vina’s Back to School Donation Drive with Vina Moses Center in Corvallis

We are collecting grooming and dental care essentials in preparation for Vina’s Back to School, to ensure Benton County students have what they need to be confident and comfortable in the classroom. 

Requested items:

• Deodorant
• Shaving cream & razors
• Brushes & combs
• Toothbrushes (for kids and adults)
• Toothpaste (sensitive and regular, for kids and adults)
• Floss (for kids and adults)

Visit us at our Corvallis Office at 566 NW Van Buren Ave to drop off your donations!

Learn more about Vina's Back to School HERE

March 17th 2026: Benton County Career Convention at the LaSells Stewart Center in Corvallis

Josh participated in the Business panel, discussing what it takes to successfully start and run a law firm. Following a moderated panel discussion, the students had the opportunity to ask the panelists questions



Tarsa held mock interviews for students to practice their skills and offered constructive feedback, encouraging them to highlight their strengths and stand out in future interviews

Nov 9th 2025: Nature of the Crime Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion at the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library

We invited the community to join us to watch the documentary “Nature of the Crime” following three men who committed crimes before the age of 20 and their attorneys as they navigate the complexities of the parole system after decades in jail.

Our panelists, Atty Joshua Hunking, Honorable Judge Thomas McHill, and Atty Jennifer Nash, Chair of the Oregon Public Defense Commission, held an engaging discussion with audience members, which ultimately centered around the big question: What is the purpose of the criminal justice system? Rehabilitation, retribution, or something else entirely?

Nature of the Crime Documentary Trailer

Sept. 25th -26th 2025: United Way of Lane County Days of Caring

Hunking Law showed up to volunteer on several projects with United Way of Lane County in Eugene and Springfield:

• Planting trees and shrubs at Jasper Pond with the City of Springfield Environmental Services Division and Willamalane Parks and Recreation
  
• Preparing craft kits for Kids in Transition to School (KITS)
• Harvesting produce and helping out around the Youth Farm with FOOD for Lane County
• Sorting and packing diapers for local families with the Lane County Diaper Bank