Dalrymple Law, P.C.

06/03/2026

PLEASE share this post to help us get the word out. To incentivize sharing, we will pick one person at random on Sunday the 7th who shares this post to win 4 free pints. This Sunday June 7th will be the last day we are open at the Clocktower. Starting Monday June 8th we will be shut down while we move our operations to our new location Wasilla at the Sun Mountain shopping center. We are planning to open Sun Mountain on June 18th. Stay tuned for more information on a grand opening celebration.

05/31/2026

Alison and I were excited to attend the groundbreaking for the new Palmer Public Library. There was a great turnout and everyone is excited to watch it come to life over the next year.

05/30/2026

05/29/2026

HRT K9 was chosen in celebration of Dalrymple Law P.C. 's 15th anniversary, in recognition of the extraordinary support it provides to disabled Veterans through the training and placement of service dogs.

HRT K9 was chosen to celebrate Dalrymple Law P.C.'s 15th anniversary and to recognize the extraordinary support it provides to disabled Veterans through the training and placement of service dogs.

Through individualized training, thoughtful service dog matching, and ongoing support, HRT K9 helps Veterans regain independence, improve quality of life, and reconnect with their communities.

Their vision also extends beyond training — creating spaces for connection, support, and community among Veterans and their families.

We are grateful for organizations like HRT K9 that honor and support those who have sacrificed so much.
https://hrtk9.org/

05/28/2026

Best Friends Animal Rescue was chosen as the donation recipient in celebration of our 15th anniversary, in recognition of the compassion, dedication, and tireless work they provide to animals across Alaska.

Best Friends Animal Rescue is a homegrown Alaskan organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals across the state.

Their team of volunteers and supporters has helped thousands of animals find safety, care, and loving homes while giving countless families the joy of welcoming a new companion.

The work they do reflects the kindness, generosity, and sense of community that make Alaska special.
https://www.facebook.com/Bestfriendsak/
https://www.bfarak.org/

05/27/2026

As part of our firm’s 15th anniversary celebration, members of our team selected nonprofit organizations that are personally meaningful to them. The Children’s Place was chosen in recognition of the vital work it does to support children and families impacted by abuse and neglect.

The Children’s Place provides a safe and compassionate space for abused children and non-offending family members to receive advocacy, treatment, justice, and healing.

Their work brings together community partners to support children and families impacted by abuse and neglect while upholding values of kindness, humility, professionalism, and child advocacy.

Organizations like The Children’s Place provide critical support during some of life’s most difficult moments, and their impact on children and families throughout our community is immeasurable.
https://thechildrens-place.org/

05/25/2026

Remembering and honoring all those who have served in the United States Armed Forces today.
History: Memorial Day began as Decoration Day, a day honoring those who have passed away, marked by the placement of flowers and wreaths on the gravesites of lost loved ones and friends in the springtime following the Civil War. Over time, in 1868, Decoration Day was renamed Memorial Day by Grand Army of the Republic Commander-in-Chief John A. Logan. (U.S. Department of Affairs, 2026)
If you take advantage of this long weekend, we wish everyone a safe and enjoyable time off with family and friends. Our firm will be closed on Monday, May 25th, but will resume normal operating hours on Tuesday.
References: U.S. Department of Affairs (2026) National Cemetery Administration: Memorial Day history https://www.cem.va.gov/history/Memorial-Day-history.asp
Photo: https://www.memorialdayfoundation.org/photo-gallery/postcards/ (1910 Memorial Day Postcard)

05/22/2026

Our third nonprofit organization selected to celebrate our 15th anniversary is the Friends of the Palmer Public Library. This non-profit supports library education and promotes community involvement through fundraising, special events, and volunteer efforts. They back initiatives such as the Summer Reading Program, the acquisition of new books, technology upgrades, and community events like “Sundays at 2” and Trick-or-Treat Street (friendspplak.org). These local activities foster a love of reading and provide enjoyable evening and weekend family gatherings. Additionally, the nonprofit emphasizes the importance of regularly utilizing the library as a vital community resource. Currently, their fundraisers are supporting the construction of a new library following the 2023 roof collapse caused by heavy snowfall.
Website: friendspplak.org
References: friendspplak.org
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05/20/2026

Another nonprofit included in our lineup for our 15th anniversary celebration is the Alaska Farmland Trust.

Alaska Farmland Trust is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving farmland from development, ensuring that future generations have the opportunity to grow and harvest food. They highlight that one in five Alaskans faces food insecurity, and most of the food available in local grocery stores is imported from the Lower 48 states. By safeguarding farmland, Alaskans can depend on a more reliable and local source of food. The Trust also hosts various events to promote community awareness and involvement, including Drive Your Tractor to Work Day, celebrated earlier this May. Overall, the organization emphasizes the vital role of agriculture in ensuring food security. (Alaska Farmland Trust, n.d)
To learn more or support their efforts, visit https://akfarmland.com/.
References: Alaska Farmland Trust (n.d) https://akfarmland.com/
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05/18/2026

Dalrymple Law is proud to support Data for Indigenous Justice. As part of our 15th anniversary celebration, we have selected this nonprofit as one of five organizations to receive a commemorative donation.

Data for Indigenous Justice is a nonprofit organization that collects data about Missing, Murdered, Indigenous People in Alaska. Due to previously inaccurate data collection or the lack thereof, a significant portion of the Alaska Native population was missing and unaccounted for. Therefore, family members, loved ones, and friends were never able to rest or have justice served for potentially harmful acts of violence, and these people virtually disappeared in data. However, the pain, confusion, and hope that they might reunite again stayed with their families. Data for Indigenous Justice collects data through multiple sources to accurately obtain the names, locations, and ages of those who went missing. Reclaiming their identity and drawing attention to the rate of missing Indigenous people we have in Alaska. We use this data to update Cold Case websites and to reach out to those who are unaccounted for. Data for Indigenous Justice has, “now gathered and reclaimed a total of 229 cases of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Womxn and Girls in Alaska. 149 as missing status. 80 as murdered.” (Charlene Aqpik Apok, Malia Villegas, Abigail Echo-Hawk, Jody Juneby Potts, 2021)
Website: https://www.dataforindigenousjustice.org/
References: Charlene Aqpik Apok, Malia Villegas, Abigail Echo-Hawk, Jody Juneby Potts (2021). Data for Indigenous Justice: We Are Calling To You Alaska's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Womxn and Girls https://www.dataforindigenousjustice.org/