Charities I Support

Today 600,000 people in Canada are living with some form of dementia. 64% of these people are suffering from Alzheimer’s. The average life expectancy of those diagnosed with this debilitating disease is 8 years. (Alzheimer©  Society of Canada 2011). Currently, there is no cure. Alzheimer’s is fatal.

I am proud to have played in the Pro-Am Face Off for Alzheimer's hockey tournament for the last 11 years. Raising thousands of dollars each year.

As the official Real Estate sponsor of the Children's Miracle Network, RE/MAX helps more than 17 million children treated at Children's Miracle Network hospitals each year.

RE/MAX affiliates everywhere participate in fundraisers to assist the cause and take part in such initiatives as the Miracle Home Program, where they pledge a contribution to the Children's Miracle Network on behalf of each transaction.

I am honored to contribute a portioned of each Real Estate transaction to this worthy cause!

I believe in giving back to the industry that has provided me with an abundance of life experiences and a tremendous amount of friends. 

I am proud to donate a portion of every Real Estate transaction to

The REALTORS® Community Foundation.

Multiple Sclerosis is a complex disease. While it is most often diagnosed in young adults, aged 15 to 40, it affects children, some even as young as two years old. The impact is heavily felt by family, friends, and the community. MS is unpredictable, affecting vision, hearing, memory, balance, and mobility. Its effects are physical, emotional, financial, and last a lifetime. There is no cure.

This disease affects my family personally, and I want to do my part in finding a cure.

As part of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation's popular 'Race for the Cure' series, RE/MAX co-sponsors the Survivor Recognition Program.

The RE/MAX Corporate logo appears on the signature pink t-shirts, ball caps, and back signs, to honor those who have battled and survived this terrible disease.

I feel great knowing my support is helping people in need.