Friend of CAGP Award

 

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(photo from Halifax, 2022)

2023 Presenting Sponsor

Each year, the CAGP Board of Directors recognizes individuals who exemplify the spirit and vision of CAGP through the Friend of CAGP Award. This award acknowledges contributions made at the local and national level and which have had a national impact on strategic charitable gift planning.

To be considered for the Friend of CAGP Award, candidates/organizations must meet the following criteria:

  • Have made a significant contribution to the advancement of strategic charitable giving on a local and national scale.
  • Demonstrate an unwavering regard for the professions involved in strategic charitable gift planning;
  • Demonstrate leadership with voluntary service in the sector;
  • Practice and operate in an exemplary and unquestionably ethical manner;
  • Dedicate their energy, vision, time and talent for the benefit of CAGP’s membership.

Special consideration:

In consideration of CAGP’s priorities and interests related to diversity, equity and inclusion, candidates who embody consideration for the perspectives, needs or welling of groups that are traditionally underrepresented are given special consideration.

In 2022, Fraser Green and Jasmine Sweatman have been recognized for their contribution and dedication to the mission of CAGP.

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Fraser Green

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Jasmine Sweatman

 

Past Recipients of the Friends of CAGP award include:

2021

  • Darren Pries-Klassen, Ontario
  • Ross Young, Alberta

2020

  • Terrance Carter, Ontario
  • Elena Hoffstein, Ontario
  • Peggy Killeen, Quebec

2019

  • The Right Honourable David Johnston, Ontario
  • Laily Pirbhai, Alberta
  • Doug Puffer, Ontario

2018

  • Joan Blight, Manitoba
  • Norma Cameron, British Columbia

2017

  • Malcolm Berry, Missouri
  • Brad Offman, Ontario

2016

  • Grant Monck, LL.B., British Columbia
  • Paul Nazareth, Ontario

2015

  • Roger Lee, LL.B., British Columbia
  • Michelle Osborne, CFRE, Ontario

2014

  • Jill Nelson, Ontario
  • Beth Proven, Manitoba

2013

  • Charles O’Neil, Nova Scotia
  • Linda Lindsay, Manitoba

2012

  • Greg Lichti, Ontario
  • Margaret H. Mason, British Columbia

2011

  • Brian Shea, Alberta
  • DeWayne Osborn, Manitoba

2010

  • Janice Loomer Margolis, British Columbia
  • Susan Manwaring, Ontario

2009

  • Sara Neely, British Columbia
  • Martin Massé, Québec

2008

  • Robert Bédard, Québec
  • Christopher JK Richardson, British Columbia

2007

  • Beryl Publicover, Nova Scotia

2006

  • Ken Ramsay, Ontario
  • G. Roger Schoenhals, Washington

2005

  • Dr. Edward H. Pearce, Ontario
  • Kayla D. Stevenson, British Columbia

2004

  • Trish Mongeon, Ontario
  • Judy Davis, Saskatchewan

2003

  • Danielle Dagenais-Perusse, Québec
  • Malcolm Burrows, Ontario
  • Ralph Smith, Ontario

2002

  • Jo-Anne Ryan, Ontario

2001

  • Charlotte Sutherland, Nova Scotia

2000

  • Paul Martin M.P., Minister of Finance

1999

  • Arthur Drache, Ontario
  • Jim Hilborn, Ontario

1998

  • Carl Juneau, Revenue Canada
  • Gilbert Lemieux, Québec

1997

  • Lorna Somers, Ontario
  • Frank Minton, Washington
  • Donald K. Johnson, Ontario 
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