Jameson Van Houten of Scottsdale, Arizona, leads Stonegate Financial Group as CEO and Chief Investment Officer. At Stonegate Financial, Mr. Van Houten and his colleagues leverage more than five decades of combined experience in their service to businesses, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals. Outside of his work at the wealth management firm, Jameson Van Houten participates in networking organizations, including the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), and he donates his time and resources to local and regional charitable initiatives.

1. MDRT Foundation Offers Charitable
Grants for Typhoon Haiyan Relief
By Jameson Van Houten

2. Introduction
• Jameson Van Houten of Scottsdale, Arizona, leads
Stonegate Financial Group as CEO and Chief
Investment Officer. At Stonegate Financial, Mr. Van
Houten and his colleagues leverage more than five
decades of combined experience in their service to
businesses, family offices, and high-net-worth
individuals. Outside of his work at the wealth
management firm, Jameson Van Houten
participates in networking organizations, including
the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), and he
donates his time and resources to local and regional
charitable initiatives.

3. About MDRT
• MDRT’s philanthropic arm, the MDRT
Foundation, leverages the connections and
entrepreneurialism of its members to provide
grants to worthy international causes. The
charity maintains a central mission of helping
others and contributing to initiatives that create
a safer, healthier world.

4. Conclusion
• In the fall of 2013, the MDRT Foundation’s Board of
Trustees launched a relief program for the people
impacted by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. The
charity set aside $25,000 for relief efforts; the
MDRT matched that amount, bringing the total to
$50,000. Individual MDRT members may apply for
up to $10,000 in grant monies from this fund for
charities that directly provide relief in the areas
devastated by Haiyan. To receive funding, the
charities must meet the MDRT Foundation’s
Worldwide Grant guidelines. The foundation has
made these disaster relief funds available until July
31, 2014.