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There is a way to secure the blessings you enjoyed at BYU for future generations. Leave a legacy. Take a moment to learn of the Knight Society and consider the blessings of being generous.
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There is a way to secure the blessings you enjoyed at BYU for future generations. Leave a legacy. Take a moment to learn of the Knight Society and consider the blessings of being generous.
Descendants of a man who provided funding for the first printing of the Book of Mormon presented his wallet to the LDS Church on March 23, 2007, noting the $3,000 he donated in 1830 would be the equivalent of a $1.6 million gift in 2007.
On 21 January 2005, Brian Durrant of Solihull, England, officially presented to the Europe West Area Presidency an original Nauvoo Temple Plate, commemorating the dedication of the Nauvoo Temple in May of 1846.
For David and Rachel Weidman there are two primary motivations for giving: First, because everything is a gift from God. Second, giving brings joy by deepening gospel understanding. Now the Weidmans want their six children to know the joy of giving, too.
Gift planning results from the thoughtful consideration of your assets and goals in light of unique and powerful charitable planning tools. As a vital part of your estate and financial planning, planned gifts reflect your objectives and values.
As a religion, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is interested in the spiritual salvation of God's children - the entire human family. Nevertheless, Christ blessed his people temporally as well as spiritually, healing the sick, the lame, and the blind.
Estate planning can do more than just create systems for asset transfers. As you discuss how to distribute property, consider your plan’s effects in light of your family values. Here are a few topics to consider:
Does your entire family have a “spirit of philanthropy?” Will your children follow in your footsteps in support of causes that bless the lives of others? Children do not automatically inherit the values of their parents. Involving your children in philanthropy can help them develop a love for helping and blessing people less fortunate than themselves.
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