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World Housing House Party
Livingspace showroom, Vancouver, February 1, 2020
Nonprofit World Housing's inaugural Change the Rules for Girls event raised almost $500,000 for a Cambodian housing
project with the Cambodian Children's Fund
A B O U T T OW N w i t h Pau l D uc h a r t
1. Don McQuaid, managing director, World Housing; Scott Neeson, founder, Cambodian Children's Fund; Peter
Dupuis, co-founder, World Housing; and Sid Landolt, co-founder, World Housing 2. Sid Landolt; Rani Mann and her
husband, Dave Mann, owner, Isle of Mann Property Group, and $200,000 donor 3. Ravi Mann, director, investments,
Isle of Mann Property Group; Kim Graves, senior manager, mid-market sales, Slack; Lawson Chu, associate VP, CBRE; and
Matt Wasylynko, sales rep, CBRE 4. Neil Aisenstat, president and CEO, Hy's of Canada; Shannon Maler, realtor; and
Tony Allard, president, Hearthstone Investments, and chair, Wild Salmon Forever 5. Don McQuaid; Richard Bell,
partner, Bell Alliance; Jake Fry, founder and CEO, Smallworks Studio; and John Rider, senior vice-president, retail and com-
mercial title insurance, Chicago Title Insurance Co. 7. Scott Neeson and Heuv Nhanh, filmmaker and former Cambodian
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Survey Says...
Our unscientific poll of random
partygoers at the bash
Are you more likely to support a
local charity or a global charity?
L O C A L 45%
G L OB A L 3 5%
B O T H E QUA L LY 20%
