We actively participate in a broad range of community organizations including:
- Access to Justice
- Alzheimer’s Association Miami Valley Chapter
- American Veterans Heritage Center
- American Red Cross Dayton Area Chapter
- Bike Miami Valley
- Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
- Children’s Dyslexia Center, Valley of Dayton
- CityWide Development Corporation
- Clothes That Work
- Culture Works
- Dayton Area League of Women Voters
- Dayton Art Institute
- Dayton Bar Association
- Dayton Bar Association Foundation
- Dayton Bar Association Young Lawyers
- Dayton Business Committee
- Dayton Chamber of Commerce
- Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
- Dayton Council on World Affairs
- Dayton Development Coalition
- Dayton Intellectual Property Law Association
- Dayton Performing Arts Alliance
- Dayton Tech Town, Inc.
- Diabetes Dayton
- Downtown Dayton River Run Project
- Federal Bar Association, Dayton Chapter
- Go Red for Women
- Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley
- Greater Dayton Area Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Legal Roundtable
- Greater Dayton Mental Health Foundation
- Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Project
- Legal Aid of Western Ohio
- March of Dimes
- Miami Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America
- Miami Valley Hospital Foundation
- Miami Valley Research Foundation
- Miriam Rosenthal Memorial Trust Fund
- Montgomery County Arts and Cultural District
- Moraine Caddy Scholarship Fund
- Muse Machine
- National Conference for Community and Justice of Greater Dayton
- Oakwood Athletic Boosters
- South Community, Inc.
- Tecumseh Land Trust
- The University of Dayton School of Law
- Therapeutic Writing Institute
- United Way of the Greater Dayton Area
- Wegerzyn Gardens Foundation
- Wesley Community Center
- West Chester – Liberty Chamber Alliance
- Wright State University
- Yellow Springs Historical Society
- YMCA of Greater Dayton
Commonly known as the “Birthplace of Aviation,” Dayton also is referred to as the “Cradle of Creativity.” The city has one of the highest concentrations of technical practitioners in the world, with more than 23,000 engineers, scientists, computer specialists and technicians working in various industries. As a result, Dayton is one of the top 25 metropolitan areas in the country in numbers of patents awarded by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. It is not surprising, therefore, that the core of Thompson Hine’s patent and trademark practice is located in Dayton.
Dayton boasts many diverse organizations and community groups that welcome volunteers with open arms. It is a city where young professionals can readily make an impact on and contribute to the community’s growth. Dayton offers the sophisticated lifestyle of many larger cities coupled with unrivaled access to all the region has to offer.
Take I-75 South to Exit 41, Austin Boulevard
At the end of the exit ramp, turn left into Austin Boulevard
At second light, turn left into Austin Landing
At the end of this entrance way, turn left on Innovation Drive and follow road along I-75 to Thompson Hine building, marked “Discovery Place”
Use the parking lot at the north end of the building
From Columbus/East:
Take 70 West to I-675 South until it ends at I-75
On I-75 South take Exit 41, Austin Boulevard
At the end of the exit ramp, turn left into Austin Boulevard
At second light, turn left into Austin Landing
At the end of this entrance way, turn left on Innovation Drive and follow road along I-75 to Thompson Hine building, marked “Discovery Place”
Use the parking lot at the north end of the building
From Cincinnati/South:
Take I-75 North to Exit 41, Austin Boulevard
At the end of the exit ramp, turn right into Austin Boulevard
At first light, turn left into Austin Landing
At the end of this entrance way, turn left on Innovation Drive and follow road along I-75 to Thompson Hine building, marked “Discovery Place”
Use the parking lot at the north end of the building
- Thompson Hine Lawyer Jamar King Named to District Court Local Rules Committee,
Thompson Hine LLP
, January 18, 2022