By Ian Ardill

I am so grateful. I serve the most amazing clients and their respective families. I could not do what I do without my family, my team at Ardill Group, my business partnerships, and of course the continued trust that my clients place in me every day.

At Christmas, we at Ardill Group express our gratitude by giving. We want to be intentional about giving in a way that creates lasting benefit. That is why, starting three years ago, we have given $5,000 each year – on behalf of our clients – to dig wells and build clean water facilities in developing nations.

For Christmas 2021, it was Nicaragua. In 2022, it was Uganda. This year, it is Ghana.

We do it through an organization called Compassion Canada. Just click this link to see, on a new page of our website, the incredible results via photographs taken on-site at these facilities! The SMILES on the faces of children who, before these wells opened, had either no access to safe water, or had to spend great parts of their days walking to and from the nearest safe source. Now, these youngsters and their entire communities – totalling several thousand people – can enjoy water freely, joyfully and without fear of scarcity, or risk of contamination and painful illnesses.

These gifts, which will shape the lives of these communities for generations to come, would be impossible without you. I hope you will take a few moments to watch my video above, in which I give thanks to you, on behalf of our entire team here at Ardill Group, more directly.

No matter what you do this holiday season or how you celebrate it, I wish you the love of family and friends, and the peace of knowing you have made a great positive difference in our lives – and in the lives of countless people you may never know.

PS Be sure to click this link to see a new page on our website that shows the incredible results of these donations!

Ian Ardill, B.A., M.T.S.
Private Wealth Advisor
CEO, Ardill Group

Direct: 1 905 717 5698
Office: 1 905 907 7000
ian@ardillgroup.com

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