In the Community
12/07/2011
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Charitable giving is something that many people choose to incorporate into their New Year’s resolutions, but unfortunately many fail to plan for it financially and practically. According to Jeff Chaddock, a private wealth advisor with Ameriprise Financial, passing wealth to family and to philanthropic organizations is something that should be incorporated into people’s financial plans throughout a lifetime, especially for those with a high net worth.
11/17/2011
MINNEAPOLIS – NOVEMBER 17, 2011 – Ameriprise Financial employees and financial advisors are joining forces with Feeding America and food banks across the U.S. to ensure hungry families can share a nutritious meal this Thanksgiving. On Friday, Nov. 18, volunteer teams will spend the day helping more than 320 hunger relief organizations repackage bulk food items, assemble holiday meal packages and stock their warehouses. Many of the firm’s financial advisors invited their clients, friends and family to join this National Day of Service, resulting in nearly 7,000 volunteers working for hunger relief organizations in 47 states.
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10/20/2011
For Deniz Franke, an Ameriprise private wealth advisor, giving back to her community is instinctive. As soon as she began her career in Des Moines, Iowa in 1988, she started volunteering and contributing funds to various non-profit organizations including the American Heart Association, National Kidney Foundation and Central Iowa Boys & Girls Club.
Her passion for helping disadvantaged young people is one of her greatest, and she has served on the Board of Trustees for the Central Iowa Boys & Girls Club for seven years. One of the organization’s many initiatives is the backpack buddy program, which provides participants with a pack full of food and hygiene products to take home each weekend.
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10/05/2011
