Hunking Law In the Community

Current & Upcoming Events:

A family smiles at a previous block party, father is off center. Tall, brown hair, grey t-shirt. The mother is partially cut off in the crop, she is short with long blonde hair and is wearing a purple shirt with a bag strap across her chest. Their two kids are on either side of the father, the son, young, with short blonde hair , missing his two front teeth as he smiles, wearing a Duck's shirt, and his sister has longer blonde hair, tied up in the back and is wearing a white shirt with a pattern. The Block Party logo sits over the top, navy and gold: Saturday September12 Downtown Springfield's The Block Party 2026 Powered by SELCO.

Sept 12th: Springfield's The Block Party 2026

Springfield's The Block Party is Lane County's largest free community celebration, bringing 15,000 neighbors together for One Magical Night each September in Historic Downtown Springfield.


Make sure to stop by our booth from 4:00pm - 10:00pm to say hi, pick up our new and improved version of our Car Crash Checklist in brochure form, and play our game with a chance to win prizes including coupons and gift cards from local businesses!


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Event: Springfield's The Block Party 2026 powered by SELCO
Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
Time: 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Location: Historic Downtown Springfield, Oregon — Main Street and surrounding blocks
Admission: Free
Produced by: Community Activation Network (CAN), a 501(c)(3) public charity
Title Sponsor: SELCO Community Credit Union

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Oct 31st: Downtown Corvallis Halloween

Details TBD - Stay tuned!

Past  Events:

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

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


We want to thank everyone who donated to this drive. We managed to fill our donation box to the brim with 190 total dental care, grooming essentials, and other hygiene items.


Learn more about Vina's Back to School Days  HERE

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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

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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:


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Nov 28th – Dec 16th 2022: Blanket Drive, Corvallis

We collected blankets, jackets and other winter items at our Corvallis office and donated them to the Corvallis Daytime Drop-In Center for distribution to our unhoused community.

Fall, 2017: Festival Latino, Moneith Park, Albany

Josh volunteered at an “Ask A Lawyer” booth answering DMV/Traffic-related legal questions for anyone who wanted to ask.

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