Donor Advised Funds (DAF)

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Sharing the Wealth

At Nicola Wealth, I feel proud that philanthropy is embedded in all that we do. It covers all facets of the firm.

The Strategic Benefits of a Donor Advised Fund (DAF)

Jacqueline (Jackie) Dagg

Team Lead, Private Giving Foundation

Timothy Stranks

Client Relationship Manager

Wealth Advisor

In an insightful discussion with Jackie Dagg, Team Lead at Nicola Wealth Private Giving Foundation, and Timothy Stranks, Wealth Advisor | Client Relationship Manager, we explore the nuances of DAFs and their potential as catalysts for meaningful change.

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Philanthropy Focus: Transforming Child Health with Malcolm Berry and Vanessa Flockton, BC Children's Hospital Foundation

Building Confidence, Embracing Competition and Achieving Success

From Founding Vision to a Flourishing Legacy: Paulina Cameron's Story

The Red Dress Moment: Celebrating Women through Storytelling and Community

Nicola Wealth Private Giving Foundation: A Guide to Donor Advised Funds and Philanthropy 

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