Non-profit organizations event: Tools for giving seminar offered twice on Sept. 10
Several Bluffton non-profit organizations will hold an informational “Generous Living, Tools for Giving” seminar twice on Thursday, Sept. 10.
The free, one-hour seminars are:
• 10 a.m., Bluffton Senior Citizens Center, 132 N. Main St.
• 7 p.m., Bluffton town hall, third floor, 154 N. Main St.
“Those who participated in a similar seminar in May found it to be a comfortable, no-pressure environment where they could ask questions and learn about new ways to support non-profit organizations they care about,” said Doug Luginbill, one of the seminar planners.
“This seminar explores charitable gifts that provide an income stream to you and a gift to the non-profit organizations you care most about,” he said.
To reserve a spot at one of the seminars, call Luginbill at (419) 358-1015 by Friday, Sept. 4.
The series is sponsored by:
• Blanchard Valley Health Foundation,
• Bluffton Area Ministerial Association,
• Bluffton University,
• Diller, Basinger and Kingsley Law Office,
• Everence,
• Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio,
• Swiss Community Historical Society,
• United Way of Bluffton, Beaverdam and Richland Township
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