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QC Planned Giving Council to discuss lasting impact of legacy giving
By Linda Cook,
16 hours agoThe Quad City Planned Giving Council will have a "Creating Lasting Impact Through Legacy Giving" session on Nov. 12 at the Quad Cities Community Foundation, 852 Middle Road, Bettendorf.
Lunch and networking will begin at 11:45 a.m. with a panel discussion from 12:15-1 p.m. Moderator by Erie Johnson, vice president of Quad City Bank & Trust, with panelists Estes CEO Kent Pilcher, Merrill Senior Resident Director Heidi Parkhurst and Augustana College Assistant Vice President of Individual and Estate Gift Planning Kelly Noack.
The discussion will focus on planned giving donors, financial advisors, and institutional planned giving office, highlighting the positive personal and community impacts of planned giving by demystify the process. The goal is to provide local advisors and non profits the professional knowledge and confidence to inspire others to consider including a planned gift in their estate plans.
Admission is free for members and $20 for nonmembers. Register here.
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