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Three ingredients to make a charitable gift annuity

June 3, 2020 By Shelly Vaughn

What do today’s low-interest rates, your discretionary funds, and a generous heart have in common?  Together, these ingredients create the perfect opportunity to consider a charitable gift annuity! If you have an insured savings account or if your certificate of deposit (CD) has come up for renewal, you may have observed the interest rate has dropped significantly since the first of the year. According to Leimberg Information Services, The 90-day Treasury Bill and the 30-Year Treasury … [Read more...]

The SECURE Act may impact your retirement

February 7, 2020 By Shelly Vaughn

My father recently gave me a picture of my grandfather with a golf iron in his hand hitting a loaf of Weber’s Bread. It was 1975, and he was retiring after 26 years of employment with Weber Bread in Southern California and prior with Colonial Bread in Arkansas. Papa lived another 28 years on a modest retirement income until he passed away at the age of 91. He was able to live comfortably, care for himself, enjoy his two sons and his six grandchildren, and regularly enjoyed prime seats … [Read more...]

Missing the obvious

March 20, 2019 By Shelly Vaughn

When I was a young, I thought my Mother was ridiculous in one particular area of mothering.  It was not manners, personal hygiene, or speaking in complete sentences but rather in an orderly closet.  I had often wondered, “Did every mother require clothes in closets to be in impeccable order?” There was a precise process in the organization of the closet.  From right to left, all clothing items must face the same direction and be organized according to type.  Starting with skirts, capris, … [Read more...]

Missouri Baptist Foundation: Go and see

October 3, 2018 By Shelly Vaughn

In August of this year, I had the privilege to travel with a group of nine to Nairobi, Kenya on a mission trip.  The trip was classified as a vision casting and due diligence trip for a small non-profit where I serve as Treasurer.  The mission team was comprised of board, donor, and a former Kenya resident.  As this was my first international mission trip, it was an eye opening experience for me, one in which I hope I will not soon forget. The non-profit exits to provide hope through … [Read more...]

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Ethics

Senior adults suffer greatest increase as U.S. suicides near 50,000

Diana Chandler

Senior adults suffered the largest increase in suicides as nearly 50,000 Americans killed themselves in 2022, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in its latest report.

‘Sound of Freedom’ exposes sin of trafficking

Brian Koonce

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