Millionaire Matchmaker’s Charitable Heart, Doesn’t Skip a Beat!

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) December 22, 2010

Christine Stelmack, founder of the 4M Club, makes no excuses hobnobbing with and matching up single millionaire men looking for their beautiful soul mate. She's also found giving back to others less fortunate, balances quite nicely when dealing with the rich-of-the-rich.

At the end of an interesting day making matches, she holds two causes near and dear to her heart—Autism and Alzheimer’s.

Stelmack noted, “I have a young adult nephew with Asperger’s (a form of autism) and my mother died from mini-strokes of the brain, third stage dementia with symptoms identical to Alzheimer’s. She was only in her 70’s and to see a parent go through such a cruel and insidious disease, I was completely devastated.”

Stelmack says working with healthy, wealthy and happy clients reminds her no one is immune to affliction.

“Money is helpful for obvious reasons—a millionaire can afford premium healthcare insurance, pay his medical bills on time or help a sick family member when needed. Disabilities or disease can strike anyone, rich or poor. It’s not prejudiced,” Stelmack emphasized.

She went on to say, “It’s kind of strange if you think about it. Autism develops at a very young age, while Alzheimer’s happens later in life. So I grew up seeing how my nephew’s disorder affected him and our immediate family. Then my mom out-of-the-blue starts losing bits of her memory, as she got older. Your heart hurts when you see someone you love going through everyday ordeals and challenges. For that reason and more, my mom and nephew are my heroes.”

Another hero Chris Stelmack has recently adopted (matter-of-speaking) is a little boy named Aaron Dedios.

Eight-year-old Aaron lives in Florida with his mother and was born with Autism. It takes over $50,000.00 a year in therapy for Aaron. His family is solely dependent on donations and weekly therapy from Angel’s Reach Foundation (a non-profit helping struggling families for children afflicted with Autism and similar conditions).

On the 4M Club’s web site, Chris talks about how she discovered Aaron’s plight and wanted to help. She has set up a donation link for him and hopes anyone who stumbles upon her site take notice.

Throughout 2011, her company is going to match each donation, up to $50.00 per donor. The 4M Club will also be donating a generous percentage of each millionaire sale to Angels Reach Foundation for the care of Aaron; as well as contribute to the Alzheimer’s Association, in memory of Stelmack’s mom.

“These guys have choices when choosing a millionaire matchmaker. All else being equal in their eyes, I hope my agency tips the scale. They are a philanthropic crowd and incredibly generous themselves, especially when it comes to helping the underprivileged and charitable causes,” Stelmack said.

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