Andrea Brett Morrison Bronfman (1945-2006) was a prominent Canadian philanthropist and patron of the arts. Born on May 30, 1945, she married billionaire Charles Bronfman, the former co-chairman of Seagram's Co., becoming his second wife. The couple established the Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies (also known as the family foundation named for her), which focused on supporting Jewish causes, education, and community initiatives in Israel and North America. Andrea was deeply involved in the foundation's work, emphasizing values of tikkun olam (repairing the world) through generous giving and leadership in nonprofit sectors. She dedicated herself to philanthropy, particularly in the arts and cultural preservation, serving as a key figure in various charitable organizations and promoting initiatives that fostered creativity and community engagement. Her contributions extended to supporting museums, performing arts, and educational programs, reflecting her commitment to enriching cultural life in Canada and beyond. Despite her relatively private personal life, her partnership with Charles amplified their joint impact on global philanthropy. Andrea Bronfman passed away on January 23, 2006, leaving a legacy of compassion and strategic giving. The Bronfman Philanthropies continued her vision post-mortem, honoring her role in shaping modern Jewish philanthropy and arts patronage.