Philanthropist Wayne Von Borstel believes that philanthropy and charitable giving are good for the soul. In addition, it provides a wide range of benefits to both parties involved. Charity work brings people together and thus helps build sustainable communities and improve quality of life.
Over the years, Wayne has made it his duty to give back to the community and has even partnered with Development Associates International (DAI) to increase his efforts. Most people in the touched communities are deeply inspired by his generosity.
Professionally, Wayne von Borstel is a financial advisor and the mind behind Von Borstel and Associates. His firm provides asset management services to more than 460 clients. Wayne, together with his professional team, ensures that their clients get the best in terms of financial management and wealth creation. Learn more
Von Bostel created his career out of helping people. He began investing when he was only 18 years. After graduating with a Master of Science in Financial Services from the American College, he worked for various organizations, including the National Association of Insurance, Certified Financial Planners, and the Estate Planners Association.
Through Von Borstel and Associates, Mr. Wayne is able better the lives of many people through charitable missions. His organization’s main focus is to help underprivileged children. They believe that by doing so, they can indirectly help their families and the community in general.
One of the partnerships that Von Borstel & Associates has made is with the Yasah orphanage. Located in Sumatra, Indonesia, this orphanage provides relief to many children, especially those affected by the floods that hit the area in early 2000. Currently, there are more than 500 kids in the attached school.
Under the partnership with DAI, Wayne von Borstel has supported the founders of a high school and three grade schools in Eragayiam, Bokondini, and Dogobok. His partnership with Heidi Wisley and Scotty helped develop Christian values that have positively impacted many children and their families.