The CAB team
Management
Mathilde Delorme
450 538-1919
After several years in the corporate and technology sectors, I felt the need to reconnect with what truly matters to me: community, engagement, and making a tangible difference in people’s daily lives. That’s what led me to CAB Sutton, a dynamic organization that plays a vital role in the lives of many people in Sutton and Abercorn.
As Executive Director, I oversee the organization’s operations, including project and service management, team supervision, and partnerships with local stakeholders. In short, I work to ensure that our volunteer centre remains a welcoming and empowering space for the entire community. Originally from France, I have been living in Québec since 2013 and quickly fell in love with the Brome-Missisquoi region and the incredible energy of its people. Here, solidarity is a way of life, and I am proud to be part of it!
Volunteer Coordination
Sandra Cohen
450 538-1919
My family and I settled into this beautiful region a few years ago and I love it here! What better way to spend my time than to support the community that has welcomed me and which I have adopted.
My role at the CAB is to meet persons that are interested in volunteering with us and to support those who already give us their time. Most of our services are volunteer based. I marvel at the generosity of people and the lovely friendships that arise while supporting our community.
Aministrative support
Ashley Hadlock
450 538-1919
Having grown up in the Eastern Townships and once a resident of Sutton, I am excited to be back and working for the CAB and for the community. My role at the CAB is to support the management team and my colleagues in the various administrative tasks, as well as providing support during activities that take place. I am grateful to be a part of such an incredible team. I look forward to meeting you!
Outreach Work
Alexi Utrera
450 521-5105
Seniors
A South American by origin, I have worked for over 30 years in community and human rights organisations. With formal training in Journalism and Social Communication, I completed my first degree in Colombia with a second degree from the Metropolitan University of Toronto Ryerson and later graduated from the University of Montreal with the award of the Faculty of Cooperation and International Solidarity.
My work for the communities combines my academic background and extensive field experience; from directing a student radio program promoting the reforms that -through national coordination- achieved a new Colombian constitution, when I was 15 years old, to today, putting my heart into the beautiful community of Sutton.
Jen Tevyaw
450 522-2422
Families and community
Having grown up here in the townships, it feels great to be in this role of service for my community. My family and I have travelled around the world quite a bit, and we are continually pulled back to this beautiful rural area. The townships (and Sutton/ Abercorn in particular) are a truly magical place! I have worked for the last 9 years as a birth and postpartum doula and before that as a special needs counsellor for individuals with disabilities.
My role here at the CAB is to be available to listen, support & make referral to other community services for anyone who is looking for help. Our fully bilingual services are available to anyone in need. One of my other roles is to animate the parent & baby group on Friday mornings, as well as the joujoutheque and depannage bambin program. Looking forward to meeting and sharing with you!
Luce Goerlach
Louise Brisson
Grace Pollock
Lucie-Ève L'Italien
Martine Pelchat
Thérèse Leclerc
Élyse Boulanger
Service Leaders
Lina Allard
Sutton has been my home for 50 years and for the past 7 years I have coordinated the distribution of the Meals on Wheels program for residents in Sutton and Abercorn. Volunteering is an anchor that keeps us grounded and helps us better understand the community in which we live.
Louise Comtois
I have been living full time in Sutton since 2005, fulfilling a childhood dream. I have always loved Sutton, its mountains, its countryside, its rivers, its village and its people. Fortunately, I had the chance to settle here shortly before my retirement. As a teacher specializing in visual impairment and mother of two boys, I immediately wanted to get involved when the CAB started a project to help students at the Sutton school with their homework. I have had the pleasure of "volunteering"
since the very beginning and have found it very satisfying and enjoyable. I continue this involvement by accepting the role of head of the organization but I still enjoy the contact with the students by occasionally replacing the volunteers who are absent.
Françoise Lépine
I grew up in Joliette, studied in Montreal, and worked in Montreal and Philadelphia as an electrical and lighting designer in engineering firms. As the Food Bank coordinator, I am responsible for the smooth delivery of the service, with the help of a team of 4 amazing volunteers. Volunteering keeps my eyes and mind open to the world, allows me to share memorable moments with people in my community, and keeps me mentally and physically fit while meeting new people.
Maaike Zuyderhoff
I was born in the Netherlands and have lived in Sutton since I was a child. Volunteering has always been a big part of my life and I am now the coordinator of the collective kitchen at the CAB. During our collective kitchen sessions I learn about people, food, and much more. I love group activities as much as the time alone!