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Happy Holidays from Leave A Legacy
As you make your 2019 fundraising plans, do not forget to incorporate the valuable resources available to you via your Leave A Legacy membership.
We hope you enjoyed the quarterly newsletter, practical monthly planned giving tips, and free trainings, as well as made use of your Partner Booklets and the Leave More Than Footprints door mats. Remember it's all about consistency and quality of the contacts we are making with potential donors.
Are there other marketing tips, strategies, and resources you would like to see this coming year? Please let the Marketing Committee know. Additionally, if you have a planned giving question, we would love to hear from you. It is the intent to feature the answer to at least one of these questions within each newsletter. Please direct your questions to Kendall Menzer,
[email protected], and/or Jen Hitz,
[email protected].
Enjoy the merriment of the season and thank you for your partnership with Leave A Legacy!
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2018 Steering Committee
W. Robert Berkebile
Chair
MacGregor J. Brillhart, Esq.
Professional Advisor Chair
Victoria A. Connor
Partnership Chair
Jennifer Hitz
Marketing Chair
Bradley C. Jacobs
Treasurer
Daniel E. McGarry, Jr., CLU, ChFC,
Immediate Past Chair
Bryan Tate
Program Committee Chair
Terri Altland
Shannon Berwager
Jennifer Brillhart, MPA, CFRE
Trent Davis
Bobbi Anne DeLeo
Jennifer A. Galloway, Esq.
Bonnie Grizzell
Melissa Gross
Richard K. Konkel, Esq.
David A. Mills, Esq.
Diana Mohn
David Morais
Chad A. Myers
Janine Pflaum
Thomas M. Shorb, Esq.
Kevin J. Smith, CFA, CFP, ChFC
Alex E. Snyder, Esq.
Meg Strunk
Mary Anne Winkelman
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Upcoming Event
March 19, 2019 - Chad Barger, CFRE, Nonprofit Fundraising Consultant. His topic will be "How to Identify Planned Giving Prospects & Get the Conversation Started." More details will be available after the first of the year.
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2019 Membership News
The applications for 2019 partner dues will be going out soon.
Continuing this year is a discount for belonging to both Leave A Legacy York County and York County Estate Planning Council. Look for details on the applications for both organizations.
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Community Caller
Volunteers Needed - Boards/Upcoming Events
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Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance:
Our emphasis for April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. We are hoping that agencies will put blue lights in their entrance or in a window to join in building awareness. For more information, contact Ann Moffitt, Director of Development.
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United Way of York County - Allocations Panel: Put your passion into action: Volunteer on one of United Way of York County's Allocation Panels. Decide how United Way distributes funds raised annually from The Community Fund, covering issues from early childhood education to prevention and self-sufficiency programs. Volunteers review applications for funded programs in Education, Health and Financial Stability.
The Allocations process begins in February 2019 with volunteer orientation and ends in late April. Volunteers will review applications online, meet to discuss applications, and go on agency visits to review programs in action and interact one on one with agency staff. An allocations volunteer can expect to attend five to seven meetings, which include orientation, panel meetings, and agency site visits. Here is more
information!
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of York & Adams Counties:
We are looking for a business to partner with for our Beyond School Walls workplace mentoring program. Employees from the business would meet one-on-one at their place of work with high school students from York City schools twice a month for at least a year. Big Brothers Big Sisters' staff would coordinate meetings, provide content, and support each match as they develop a strong and enduring mentoring relationship. Interested businesses should contact Linda Gorter, Executive Director, at
[email protected].
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York City Dollars for Scholars
is looking for volunteers to serve on its Board of Directors. If you have a passion for encouraging York City students to pursue academic achievement and post-secondary educational opportunities, please contact Diane Baker at 717-747-1550 or at
[email protected]
for more information.
5. Children's Aid Society: We've been chosen as the beneficiary of this year's FestivICE, January 17 - 19, presented by York Traditions Bank! Enjoy shopping, dining, s'more roasting, and chillin' outdoor excitement. DiMartino Ice Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania, carves through York for FestivICE on their never-ending quest to cut the coolest ice art all around the state. Watch live as they work their trade and sculpt their custom designs.
York C.A.R.E.S. is a partner program sponsored by CAS. They are seeking volunteers to help with its mission to help York's homeless build stronger healthier lives. For more information on this program, contact
Shari Gordon or call 717-845-5771.
6. York College of PA:
Drawing on his recently published book, The Great Uprising: Race Riots in Urban America during the 1960s, history professor Dr. Peter B. Levy will examine the causes and consequences of York, Pennsylvania's 1969 race revolt. Why did it take place? How did it compare to the other riots that swept across the nation during the 1960s? And how has it been remembered?
The Jazz Ambassadors from The United States Army Field Band
March 11, 2019, 7:30 p.m., Waldner Performing Arts Center
The Jazz Ambassadors is the United States Army's premier big band. This 19-member ensemble, formed in 1969, has received great acclaim both at home and abroad performing America's original art form, jazz. The band has appeared in all 50 states, Canada, Mexico, Japan, India, and throughout Europe. In 1995, the Jazz Ambassadors performed in England, Wales, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Czech Republic in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War II. The band has also been featured in unique joint concerts with major orchestras, including the Detroit and Baltimore symphonies.
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YWCA York:
- YWCA York's Board of Directors has a vacancy. In particular, we seek an individual with expertise in marketing. Please send inquiries to Liz Dellinger, Immediate Past President.
- Race Against Racism is taking place on Saturday, April 27. YWCA York is in need of community volunteers to help at color stations and along the race route. Please contact Molly Aungst, Event Coordinator.
And to all LAL Partners - when you are planning or marketing your events, be sure to post them on the United Way's Community Calendar.
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