Through Family Philanthropy and Service, Wealth Enriches Your Life
The family, business and community all benefit from acts of philanthropy and service. Family philanthropy and service allow you to express your values in meaningful and tangible ways. Further, family philanthropy provides a vehicle for your family and business to pay back the community for the many blessings and good will you've received.
DOES YOUR LEGACY INCLUDE FAMILY PHILANTHROPY?
If you want succeeding generations to continue your family values with acts of volunteerism, stewardship, humanity and charity, we can help you lay out your notions into an actionable plan. With our help, many families have created opportunities to use their financial resources as an extension of their values. We can help you find the best ways to express your values and translate them into family philanthropy.
If after years of good fortune you've decided it's time to give something back, we can help with our exclusive Wealth Care Managementsm. Contact us today by Email, call us at 612.375.0640, or fill out our contact form.
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