Maurie from KiSS 92.5 sat down with Mitch Marner for a quick chat at the 5th Annual Marner All-Star Invitational.

The Marner All-Star Invitational offers a unique hockey experience that supports the Marner Assist Foundation.

The Marner Assist Foundation creates positive change for kids and families by providing resources in the area of health, education and care. Be Kind Entertainment spoke to Mitch to highlight the importance of giving back.

Setting records and making an assist for youth mental health initiatives. It’s a great start to 2023!

Thank you to everyone who supported our second annual “GIVE A GIFT” holiday campaign. We collected over 1000 brand-new, unwrapped toys, books and gift cards for underserved children and teens and met our goal of providing thousands of meals to families dealing with food insecurity across the GTA during the holidays and beyond.

Our inaugural Sink The Stigma event was a "swinging success." Through the support of our donors, partners, sponsors, ticket purchasers and the London community, we donated $30,000 to the First Episode Mood & Anxiety Program (FEMAP). Proceeds raised will make a difference in the lives of youth aged 16-25 who are experiencing the first episode of mental illness.

The 4th annual Marner All-Star Invitational was a tremendous success. This year’s event raised over $400,000 for children living in under-resourced communities. We are grateful for the support of our donors, partners, sponsors and our roster of some of the best current and past hockey players who continue to choose to ‘Make an Assist.’

The Marner Assist Foundation team and our very dedicated volunteers came together to help raise donations for families in need with Second Harvest⁠this holiday season. Thank you to all who participated in this successful event and helped the community!

Thanks to our generous partner, Intact Insurance, we’ve teamed up with Pathway to Education to help 20 students overcome barriers that can stand in the way of their education. Together, we're helping create a future where all youth have an equal opportunity to graduate from high school and build the foundation for their future success!

Thanks to our generous donors and people like you, we’ve donated $50,000 to #SickKidsVS and their Child Life program. From all of us at the Marner Assist Fund, thank you for helping us #MakeAnAssist by creating a safer space for kids living in hospitalization.

On December 17, Mitchell Marner hosted the One Team United Live Stream-a-thon, presented by Intact Insurance, to make an assist eliminating hunger in communities across Ontario. Together with our fantastic special guests, we raised over $110,000 for families in need!

We’re proud supporters of the Helping Hands Jamaica Foundation, who improve Jamaican children’s lives by creating a world-class education system. Together we have a shared goal: to give every child a level playing field in life, no matter where they are in the world, through education.

We are grateful to be working with Justo Brokerage and for the support you’ve shown in the Marner Assist Fund.

Mitchell’s charitable work through the Marner Assist Fund was recognized by his organization & teammates as the 2019-2020 Toronto Maple Leafs nominee for the prestigious King Clancy Memorial Trophy. The King Clancy is awarded to the NHL player who best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice and has made a noteworthy humanitarian contribution to his community.

This past summer, we teamed up with One Voice One Team for SWOLE Camp 2020, where youth learn extraordinary leadership skills and talent to better themselves and their community each and every week. Every Thursday was #MakeAnAssist Day, where kids and young adults were encouraged to use these skills to perform random acts of kindness.

Marner Assist Fund & The Burger’s Priest teamed up to provide lunch to the amazing community at The 519 community center. The event supported #theburgershowdown, an initiative to help frontline workers with food right on sit

Marner made a digital appearance on #IsolationNation for #SickNotWeak, a mental health movement spearheaded by host and founder Michael Landsberg. They spoke about Zeus, messy signatures and stigma around metal health in the locker room.