Part 1
Jack Butt with Davis, Clark, Butt, Carithers & Taylor, PLC will present a program titled, “TBD”
Part 2
Ben McLintock with Arvest Trust & Wealth Management will present a program titled, “TBD”
Brigette Grant with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences will present a program titled, “Blended Gifts”
Let’s be heard! Join us in DC on October 12
There is no better way to advocate than holding a face-to face meeting with legislators and their staff. And that is why we are going to the Hill. As representatives of some of the most important and visible organizations in your districts you have the power to educate and influence how charitable giving is perceived by your representatives. These small group meetings make an impact when you educate members of Congress about the importance of charitable giving and how promoting a universal charitable deduction can positively impact their communities and constituents.
This will be a critical time to engage legislators about the charitable tax deduction and other issues affecting charitable giving. Whether you are attending the national conference or not, you can participate and we need as many individuals as possible to get a large number of districts represented. This event is open to all CGP members, council members and other interested persons you may wish to invite. There is no fee to participate.
How it works:
CGP is working to make this as convenient as possible for all participants. We know your time is valuable and we appreciate the commitment you are making to attend. CGP will arrange all meetings and set the team schedules for the day. Teams of 3-5 participants will be grouped by district(s) and provided all needed talking points and leave behind materials. Orientation takes place Wednesday afternoon and we will prepare and provide you with everything you need for your day of meetings on Thursday. Rooms are available at the conference hotel Hilton Baltimore and CGP will provide round trip bus transportation between the Hilton Baltimore hotel and Capitol Hill on Thursday. If you are not attending the conference, you may still want to stay in Baltimore to be with the group and likely save some hotel costs.
We hope you will participate and be a voice for your district and organization. See the schedule and register by clicking below.
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Lynn Foster with the Bowen School of Law will present a program titled, “Charitable Lead Trusts and Arkansas Trust Code”
A panel discussion on the topic of Stewardship will be presented by the following speakers:
Bobby G. Thomas from the Arkansas Baptist Foundation
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