We Care
Community Involvement
Assiff Law Office knows the importance of supporting the community and those in need, not only through monetary contributions but actual time, effort and energy, such as our annual Edmonton Food Bank Day.
Nore Aldein (Norm) Assiff says: “It is my belief that it is always better to give charity quietly, but if you give openly as well, it is also good, especially if it encourages others to do so. This is how I was brought up and I am thankful that our entire team has the same vision. It is amazing how giving comes to you. The more you give, the more you receive. We encourage everyone to support these and other charitable organizations, many of which our clients have used. Below are some of the organizations and charities we have supported throughout the years, not just monetarily, but through time, effort and heart. We strongly encourage anyone reading this to do the same. Thank you.”
Some of the Charities / Foundations we support
Awards & Community Recognition
Assiff Law in the Community
Every Child has a Story. Let’s Listen to it.
This year for Give 30, I decided to donate to the Zebra Child Protection Centre. This Edmonton-based organization supports children who have experienced abuse. Child
Empowering Domestic Abuse Victims
The charity that is important to me is WIN House. It is a place for women and children who are in need of a safe place to go when leaving abusive relationships.
For a World Where No Canadian Fears Cancer
The Canadian Cancer Society is impactful to me as it provides support, information, and a sense of community for individuals with cancer across Canada.
A Colourful Day
Last Saturday, the Assiff Law Office team participated in the Edmonton edition of Color Me Rad, a festive 5-kilometre run.
Giving Kids a Jump-Start with Canadian Tire
Jumpstart provides low-income families with money to put towards enrolling children in sports and other activities that they might otherwise be unable to access.
The race against multiple sclerosis
Update: Congratulations to our friend Dan Hill and the Hill’s Angels, for riding 180 kilometres between Leduc and Camrose. This was their 11th fundraiser, part
