We Love Alberta
Making a Difference: Our Community Involvement and Initiatives
We Love Alberta is a showcase of our commitment to community involvement and social responsibility. Here, you’ll find stories about our engagement in various community projects and how we’re helping organizations make an impact. It’s a reflection of our dedication to the community and the positive changes we strive to bring to Alberta.
Strengthening the Community of Care Around Bridge Healing

Kidney March
Join our walk from Kananaskis to Calgary, raising awareness for Kidney disease and Organ donation. Donate or join our team for a life-changing journey!
Everest 2020: At the Heart of the Summit
Last year, we told you the story of Leo Namen, a former mountain climber who returned to mountaineering just one year after suffering from a heart attack. Here's an update on his incredible journey.
We're happy to support the Brain Care Centre
Coldest Night of The Year Walk
Together with thousands of Canadians, the Assiff Law Office Loves Edmonton team will be walking and supporting their communities and families that have lost their home, are hurt, in need of a home or food this winter.
Heart of the Summit with Leo Namen
Leo Namen will make his second attempt to summit the 7 highest peaks in 2022, raising awareness for heart attack survivors.

Lila Assiff Raised $1200 for Make a Wish

Mary, our Legal Assistant, is donating her kidney!
Mary has been working as a Legal Assistant with Assiff Law since 2019. Outside of work, she loves to spend time with her family, play competitive soccer, bake, travel to new places, and help others. Indeed, she made the selfless decision to save a life by donating one of their kidneys. Here's her story, in her own words.
Fundraising in COVID times: turning challenges into opportunities
Here at Assiff Law, we're proud to pass on our values to the younger generation. Lila, Norm’s seventeen-year-old daughter, recently organized a mask fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. We interviewed her to learn more about her history with volunteering, her thoughts on the current pandemic, and what she wishes people would learn from it.

Auto Insurance "reform" and the Columbia Icefield Incident
An open letter to Jason Kenney regarding the Auto Insurance Reform.

'Tis the season to give back
While there is no season to do good and demonstrate our generosity, the holidays remind us to be charitable. For instance, the Assiff Law team contributed to the Edmonton Food Bank drive this month.

Mad about MADD
MADD Canada was formed in 1989 to create a national network working to stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime.
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