CIBC World Markets raised more than $10.1 million for children around the world.
CIBC World Markets sales and trading staff and CIBC Wood Gundy investment advisors gave all their fees and commissions from Wednesday, December 5 to the CIBC World Markets Children’s Foundation.
Miracle Day, as its called, generated more than $3.3 million in Canada that will support more than 400 local children’s charities focused on improving the health, well-being and education of children across the country.
“Our employees’ commitment to making a difference and the enthusiasm of our clients make Miracle Day a great success every year,” said Susan Storey, chair, CIBC World Markets Children’s Foundation and managing director, CIBC World Markets.
Miracle Day has raised more than $190 million for children’s charities since 1984. The first year the initiative brought in $163,935.
Money raised has been directed toward children’s hospitals; health research; emergency shelters; counseling; education and recreational opportunities; meal programs; and special programs for children in need.
CIBC advisors give up a day’s pay for kids
The company’s annual Miracle Day has advisors and trading staff donate commissions and fees to children’s charities
- By: Regan Ray
- December 18, 2007 December 18, 2007
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