Tag: Donor advised funds

Peter Dryden Prior to joining Abundance Canada in 2014, Peter served in the corporate world spanning 22 years with Dell Inc., Royal Bank of Canada and Ambrose University, in areas of project and team management, customer experience and support, global quality and process management and information technology. He is married, with two adult children in university, and is actively involved Read more...

Brad is an astute businessperson. His life’s passion of serving within the non-profit sector and helping people to give back are key to his role with Abundance Canada. He aligns his personal values of faith, respect and integrity with his passion for finding creative solutions to assist his clients with their charitable giving.   Prior to joining Abundance Canada, Brad Read more...

Prior to joining Abundance Canada, I spent 16 years with Ontario Swine Improvement, most recently as Operations Manager. I have a passion for serving clients and built many long-term relationships with domestic and international clients. My wife Janice and I have two sons, one at the University of Waterloo and the other at University of Guelph. I have been involved Read more...

Sherri provides charitable gift planning services and consultations for individuals, couples, families and businesses.  She can facilitate charitable donations of publicly traded securities, private company shares, life insurance, and more.  Charitable gift planning is often part of a will & estate plan and she is happy to assist you in creating or updating your plan.  Sherri will consult with your Read more...

Harold has been with Abundance Canada, formerly the Mennonite Foundation of Canada since 1999, his first 10 years in the accounting role, since 2009 as a Gift Planning Consultant.  In this position Harold works with individuals, couples, families and businesses helping them achieve their charitable goals.  He can facilitate charitable donations of publicly traded securities, private company shares, life insurance and more.  Gifts Read more...