Generosity that Lasts: Wise Choices for Retirement and Beyond

Generosity that Lasts: Wise Choices for Retirement and Beyond

Are you looking for ways to make a lasting difference while being a good steward of the resources God has entrusted to you? Join us for an engaging and practical session, Generosity that Lasts: Wise Choices for Retirement and Beyond, where you’ll learn how thoughtful financial planning can help you support the ministries you love—while also benefiting you and your family.

Led by Brad Duty, an accredited financial counselor with the Virginia United Methodist Foundation, this informal session will walk you through strategies that help your generosity go further. Whether you’re preparing for retirement, managing investments, or updating your estate plans, you’ll discover simple, tax-smart ways to give that can make a significant impact.

Topics will include:

• Alternative giving options that maximize your charitable impact.
• Tax-efficient donations from retirement accounts that help you avoid required distribution taxes.
• Gifting appreciated stock to reduce capital gains taxes.
• Including bequests in your will as part of your faith-based legacy.
• Practical strategies that make giving beneficial for both you and the church.

This session is ideal for anyone planning for the future—especially retirees, families thinking about legacy gifts, and those seeking to align their finances with their faith.

No registration is required—just join us at 12:30pm in The Wesley Room for light refreshments and an informative conversation that can make a lasting difference for generations to come.

Your generosity today can shape the future of ministry tomorrow. Come learn how to make your giving go further and last longer.

Date & Time: Sunday, November 2, after the 11:00 a.m. service (starting ~12:30 p.m.)
Location: The Wesley Room
Speaker: Brad Duty, Accredited Financial Counselor with the Virginia United Methodist Foundation