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Enduring Legacy Workshop

Location: Multiple locations

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Enduring Legacy Workshops - Fall 2026

Sponsored by Midwest Methodist Foundation and the Lake South District of the NIC
All are welcome.

September 23 & 28 and November 7
10 a.m. - 1 p.m 

Cost: $10 (lunch included)

Offered in multiple locations across Lake South

  • 9/23: First UMC, 1032 Maple Ave, Downers Grove
  • 9/28: Crete UMC, 1321 Main St, Crete
  • 11/7: Wesley UMC, 201 E 95th St, Chicago (Rescheduled from 9/26)

The “Enduring Legacy” workshop explores the theme, “How can I align my legacy with my financial plan?” Participants will learn about wills, trusts and probate, explore charitable giving options available during their lifetime and through estate planning, and discover tax-advantaged tools for supporting ministry. The workshop will help participants consider how their financial resources can reflect their spiritual values, provide for loved ones, and create an enduring legacy of generosity.

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