COMMUNITY SERVICE

Schultz Law Group LLP is proud to participate in the annual Basketeers challenge coordinated by Ginny Slike from Assisting Women in New Beginnings. Members of our firm come together to donate various household items to women who are victims of domestic abuse and currently live under difficult financial and social circumstances.  

Participating in such charitable initiatives not only allows Schultz Law Group LLP to grow as a firm but also gives us an opportunity to contribute, in a meaningful way, to the larger Toronto community. If you wish to contribute to this great cause, please follow the link: http://basketeers.org/baskets

Mobilizing For A Cure

Since the inception of WICC in 1996, with the help of the entire insurance industry and its supporters, over $11,000,000 has been raised in support of cancer research and education. This has been achieved from industry support at a variety of WICC functions, including dinners, learning breakfasts, concerts, relays, golf tournaments, as well as the purchase of WICC candles, CDs and other products. In addition, numerous individuals, companies and associations within and related to the insurance industry have held or sponsored events specifically to raise funds for WICC or directed the proceeds of their annual events to WICC.

The involvement of all WICC supporters and volunteers has made it possible for WICC to achieve its Mission: To mobilize the Canadian Insurance Industry in the fight against cancer by focusing on cancer research, support and education. 

The inaugural Music Heals event took place in 2012, in support of Kadey Schultz and her son Emery, now eight, who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). Funds raised benefit the Biggar Endowment at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital.

In 2015, Kadey announced her goal of raising $1,000,000 for the Biggar Endowment for Muscular Dystrophy by the time Emery is 18. In 2012, $20,000 was raised at this event and, in 2013, the number jumped to $38,000. In 2014, it increased again to $45,000, but it didn’t stop there. Music Heals ignited a fundraising challenge, which raised $100,000 by November 1, 2014. As a result, a private donor contributed a further $75,000 to the Biggar Endowment. Through Music Heals and everyone’s efforts, the Biggar Endowment has now received over $233,000 since Emery’s diagnosis.