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Each quarter, nominations are received from our members and reviewed by our board. Three worthy causes in each region are put forward, membership votes, and we send financial support to a recipient in Eastern and Western Canada. 

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In 2016, the goal was to get 100 Brokers Who Care to donate $100/quarter/broker so we could send $10,000 to a recipient each quarter. When we surpassed 100 members we expanded into Eastern and Western Canada and changed our name to Brokers Who Care.

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The goal of Brokers Who Care is to make a significant impact in people's lives. We do this by working together. Each member donates $100/quarter and together we donate tens of thousands. Consider becoming one of us. Let's make a difference in someone's life together!

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Some of the impact we've made to date

235

TOTAL BROKERS WHO CARE

$426,878

AMOUNT DONATED TO DATE

63

CAUSES FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED

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Last Updated February 12, 2024 - 12:27 pm PST

Here are some of our recent Recipients:

By Kirista Berry August 14, 2024
Brokers Who Care voted and we are pleased to announce that we will be sending a cheque in the amount of $10,000 to Kim S, our Recipient of the 3rd Quarter 2024 vote. Thank you Sabeena Bubber for bringing this Cause to our attention. Their Story: Kim is a member of our mortgage family. She was trying to get a divorce and her ex husband tried to kill her because of it. In the process, when he fled, he took his own life. Kim is trying to pick up the pieces for her and her 3 daughters they shared. With the ex now being deceased she has no financial support in the way of child or spousal and now has to battle his executor to divorce from his estate and get what’s rightfully hers and the girls. She has two attorneys she has to pay; a divorce attorney and an estate attorney. He was the primary income earner. Her ex-mother in law is blaming her for his death and does not want her to receive the funds. She is also looking at having to go for reconstructive surgery for the nerve damage in her face plus counselling for the children all while being self employed and supporting three young girls. There has been an outpouring of support from many people in our industry. Let's show her that Brokers Who Care will help her to get through.
By Brokers Who Care August 12, 2024
Brokers Who Care voted and we are pleased to announce that we will be sending a cheque in the amount of $10,000 to The Fischer Family, our Recipient of the 3rd Quarter 2024 vote. Thank you Luisa Hough for bringing this Cause to our attention. Their Story: Fischer, our youngest of four, turned 4 on May 1st. In June 2024, he started experiencing severe pain, leading to the discovery of a tumor near his spine. Diagnosed with rare BCOR sarcoma, he began chemotherapy to shrink the tumor and relieve spinal pressure. Outpatient treatments will cost us $1,000 a week, adding to the emotional and financial strain on our family. Your support would be immensely helpful for us. Thank you.
By Brokers Who Care May 23, 2024
Brokers Who Care voted and we are pleased to announce that we will be sending a cheque in the amount of $10,000 to Varya and Kids, our Western Recipient of the 2nd Quarter 2024 vote. Thank you Laura MacCormack for bringing this Cause to our attention. Their Story: Following a tumultuous journey marked by illness and loss, this family's resilience is being put to the ultimate test. What began with a near-fatal battle against breast cancer for Mom took a harrowing turn when she suffered a grand mal seizure in front of her terrified children. Miraculously, she fought her way back to health, only to face another devastating blow when Covid-19 struck. Tragically, her husband's diagnosis of cancer led to his untimely passing just eight months later, leaving the family shattered. The impact of these trials has been especially profound on their daughter, whose health declined rapidly, requiring a three-month hospitalization. With her daughter now needing round-the-clock care, Mom is unable to work, compounding the family's financial strain. Adding to the complexity, both children are autistic, amplifying the challenges they face in processing their grief and trauma. As they navigate this turbulent time, the family's financial worries loom large, posing a significant risk to Mom's health, given her epilepsy and cancer history. Your support can provide a lifeline to this family, offering much-needed relief as they strive to rebuild their lives amidst unimaginable hardship.
By Brokers Who Care May 23, 2024
Brokers Who Care voted and we are pleased to announce that we will be sending a cheque in the amount of $10,000 to Ned Simic and Family, our Eastern Recipient of the 2nd Quarter 2024 vote. Thank you to Chantal Driscoll for bringing this Cause to our attention. The Nomination Story: A young small family has been impacted unexpectedly with the worst case scenario. What started as headaches and seemed like it wasn’t a big deal, maybe just stress , turned into a nightmare in an instant. Ned had to undergo emergency brain surgery to have his very fast growing tumour removed as much as possible. This surgery is followed by months of radiation, chemo and anti seizure medication. He is unable to work or drive. His wife Dahlia is his number 1 care provider and off work while she helps manage his appointments and medicine, and take care of their 4 year old. This financial help will really help alleviate the stress of both parents being off work unexpectedly, and give Ned the space to focus on his healing.
By Brokers Who Care February 12, 2024
Brokers Who Care voted and we are pleased to announce that we will be sending a cheque in the amount of $10,000 to Shelly Thorpe and her daughter Heather, our Eastern Recipient of the 1st Quarter 2024 vote. Thank you to Monica Chrysler for bringing this Cause to our attention. The Nomination Story: Shelley experienced a tramatic birth of her daughter 26 years ago. Her daughter Heather had fetal distress and was without oxygen for several minutes leaving her with permanent brain damage. Heather has never walked, has never been able to sit up, or even feed heself. She is 100% at the mercy and dependent of others to care for her. She is aware of her surroundings, but trapped inside her body, trying to fit into society. Shelley has done everything a Mother could possibly give over the years, but her small home did not have the capacity to offer the care that Heather needed. When Heather turned 18, she went into a home care facility. Shortly afterwards the world turned upside down from the pandamic and Heather fell into a deep depression without having any visitors or even being able to get out for the day. Heather's immediate community worker has recently resigned, and she has been given an eviction notice from the facility as she is behind on her lodging and medical bills. Since Heather is in a special customized wheelchair, the only way she can travel is in a wheelchair assessible van, which they don't have funds for. Shelley and her daughter are extremely distraught because she is completely disabled and will soon have no where to live, unless they can catch up on these bills. Elevator pitch: Heather is unable to speak, walk, or take care of herself, but her spirit just loves to interact with others, or even hold the hand of a stranger. Heather and her Mom have been through so much, and now their difficult financial situation has landed an eviction notice from the lodging care facility she has been at for the past 4 years. Heather's brain damage at birth has left her at the mercy and care of others her entire life. The funds would help her to keep a roof over her head, continue with her care, and even help her to find a way to take a day trip out of the facility for even 1 day to the mall or beach this summer. She is trapped inside her own body, and her Mom has done everything a human can do to provide, but they need help....and I'm hoping and praying Brokers Who Care is the answer to their prayers....
By Brokers Who Care February 12, 2024
Brokers Who Care voted and we are pleased to announce that we will be sending a cheque in the amount of $10,000 to The Nicholls Family, our Western Recipient of the 1st Quarter 2024 vote.  Thank you McKay Wood for bringing this Cause to our attention. Their Story: We were a happy and healthy family of four living in Lake Country. My husband Matt had started his own company in security system technology, I was a busy Mortgage Specialist and our two young children were going to preschool together. In July 2021 things took a turn once we noticed that our almost three year old daughter Rylie had developed a limp. This limp progressed and one day she wouldn’t put weight on her legs at all. After trips to two different emergency rooms, we were admitted to run further tests. Within a day and a half, we were being transported down to B.C. Children’s Hospital with an MRI showing significant disease in her skeleton. We found out on our seventh wedding anniversary, that our little girl, just shy of her 3rd birthday was diagnosed with Stage 4 aggressive Neuroblastoma. Our world stopped. Everything changed in that moment. Statistics showed that she only had a 50% chance of survival, and if she made it, would then have a 60% chance of relapse with minimal chance of survival. I had to advise my employer that I could no longer work as I had to care for my daughter full time. Our family decided to divide and conquer - my husband and my 4 year old autistic son at home, and Rylie and myself fighting for her life in Vancouver. She went through 18 months of intense, traumatic treatments for her cancer. This included 6 rounds of induction chemo, 12 rounds of radiation, multiple surgeries, two rounds of high dose chemotherapy with autologous stem cell transplants, a trip to Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto for a month for high dose radiation contrast therapy, 6 months of immunotherapy and more. During her treatment we almost lost her a couple of times due to the treatment. But in January 2023 she rang the bell for being done treatment and cancer free. There wasn’t much joy however with the news as she had developed serious side effects during the treatment. Not only had she lost significant hearing, she wasn’t able to gain weight and had failure to thrive. The biggest concern however were her lungs. In November of 2022 she also lost her best friend Savanna, her twin flame who lost her life to the same cancer, Neuroblastoma. In 2023 even though she was done treatment, we were airlifted to Vancouver 5 times for lung related illnesses. We were able to go on her Make a Wish vacation in April before everything went downhill. In May, my children lost their grandmother, and I lost my mom. From cancer as well. She was only 66. The day after my mother’s funeral, Rylie and I were back in Vancouver for a lung biopsy to try to figure out what was going on. This procedure landed her in the PICU on life support and we were prepared that it may take her. But she pulled through. While we were in Vancouver recovering, my children’s other grandparents - my in-laws, lost their home in the Kelowna fires. This was devastating as their home was a safe place for my children. After Rylie’s stint in the PICU, we were able to make some more memories fortunately due to her resilience. We were able to go to cancer camp as a family, and celebrated her 5th birthday. She was also able to attend a few days of school in September. But by October, she was struggling more. And we were once again airlifted to Vancouver. Once she was strong enough she had a sedated CT, where we found out her lungs were in end stage failure. We made it to Canuck Place Hospice for some respite - but she knew it was her time. I told her Savanna and grandma were waiting and she took her last breath. Rylie’s life was remarkable. She is the poster child of B.C. Children’s hospital as her image is on buses, signs and all over social media. She battled every obstacle of her short life with grace. She is now at peace with no more treatments or hospital visits, but the rest of us will need a lifetime to recover. Rylie’s older brother Cameron by only 16 months has experienced more grief and loss these last couple years than any child should. And because of his grief he hasn’t been able to go back to school. He is needing counselling and therapies for his trauma. Matt’s still running his company but I haven’t been able to return back to work from being Rylie’s full time caregiver to her brother Cameron’s full time caregiver. We have experienced so much trauma and grief over the last couple years. But I do hope to use the heartache and grief and turn it into a life of advocacy, anwareness and philanthropy. I want to thank you all so much for taking my family into consideration.
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