In the Community

On a daily basis, David Wolf is serving his client and serving the community. Read more about his Community Service below:

David Alan Wolf has been a dedicated volunteer involved in a variety of organizations, causes, and events for over 35 years, and his volunteerism continues forward to this day as strong as ever. From a young age, David Wolf knew the importance of giving back and dedicating one's time and skills to causes that make the community that much brighter for children, teens, adults, and seniors.

Following college, one major commitment undertaken by David Alan Wolf was his work with Big Brothers and Big Sisters, which is a non-profit organization with the goal of helping children reach their potential through professionally supported one-to-one relationships with volunteer mentors. David Wolf was matched with a 9-year-old child. Over the years, David served as a consistent mentor and friend for his "Little Brother" as he saw his "Little Brother" through elementary school, middle school, high school, and college. The friendship has spanned 20 years and continues to go strong to this very day. See David Alan Wolf - Volunteer - Big Brothers and Big Sisters.

For over 10 years, David Alan Wolf served as a board member and volunteer with the Jacksonville Jewish Community Alliance. Soon after joining as members, David and Robin Wolf enrolled their daughter in the Michele Block Gan Yeladim Preschool program. The Wolfs saw firsthand the benefits and educational resources provided to children at this wonderful school, which has earned the highest ratings and accreditations for preschools in Florida and the United States. Robin Wolf served as the Co-Chair of the Early Education Committee. David Alan Wolf was later appointed to serve on the Board of Directors for the Jacksonville Jewish Community Alliance, and he was later appointed to the positions of Treasurer, Secretary, and Vice President. For his work with the JCA, he was honored with the Esther Leah Ritz Leadership Award, which was given at the JCC Convention held in San Diego, California.

For over 10 years, David Alan Wolf served as a volunteer, coach, team manager, and board member in local youth soccer with the following Clubs: CAA Creeks Soccer, CAA Creeks Kraze Soccer, and Florida Elite Soccer Academy. The Florida Elite Soccer Academy is one of the largest youth soccer organizations in the State of Florida. In addition to his volunteer work with youth soccer, David Alan Wolf also served as Special Advisor for a local swim team in reviewing releases, leases, and contracts.

As the founder of the Good Deed Brigade and a steadfast community volunteer for over 35 years, David Alan Wolf sees the true value and importance of community service. Whether the service of a volunteer involves a major commitment or just a random act of kindness, these acts combine to make the community a better place for all. David Wolf strives to make a difference every chance he gets for his clients and the community as a whole.

David Wolf is on the Board of Directors for Pie in the Sky, which is a non-profit organization providing fresh produce and hope to needy seniors in St. Johns County. The food bags and frequent visits are an important lifeline and connection for seniors in the St. Johns County community.

As a lifelong Floridian, David Wolf Alan has strong local and statewide roots. He frequently returns to the University of Florida, where he graduated from the business school (finance) and the law school. Both of the Wolf children also attended the University of Florida. As such, the Wolf home is filled with Gators. It is also filled with dogs. There has always been a dog in the Wolf home, which has maxed out at times with a total of four dogs. These dogs were rescued from local humane societies and Ana's Angels Animal Rescue. David Wolf - Personal Injury Attorney - is also a proud sponsor of the Flagler Beach Hang 8 Dog Surfing Contest, which took place just a couple of blocks from the historic landmark in the form of the Flagler Beach Pier. The Contest was a day filled with cool surfing dogs, great sounds from Surf 97.3 - Flagler Beach's Flagship Radio Station, and the wonderful residents and visitors there to celebrate the sun, surf, and the wonders of one of the best beach towns in Florida - Flagler Beach.

Frankie and Oliver, the Wolf family's French Bulldogs, were featured surfers in the Flagler Beach Hang 8 Dog Surfing Contest. Oliver, aka Ollie, was crowned Champion in the Medium Dog Division. Oliver also captured the Best Wave Special Award. Frankie also braved the big and not-so-big waves. Frankie earned a Participation Medal. Frankie also scored headlines in the local newspaper - Palm Coast Observer - in a great photo titled - Hang 8 If You Can. Frenchies of Flagler Beach is a tribute to these great surfers and beach ambassadors. On any given day in Flagler Beach, you can see Frankie and Ollie soaking up the waves and beach breeze with walks down Oceanshore Boulevard and other parts of the wonderful community in the form of Flagler Beach.