As the calendar flips to January everyone is thinking about a fresh start and their new year’s resolutions. “New Year, New You” headlines are everywhere, but they’re always associated with things like starting a new habit or kicking a bad one.
What if we could resolve to do something profound that could fundamentally improve our lives and help others, too?
Here are three ideas you may not have considered:
As you reflect on the current year, you may find there’s an opportunity to donate more of your time to the Rescue Mission or another cause you care about.
Do your loved ones know how you feel about them? Dedicate yourself to documenting family stories and important anecdotes. Call a relative or send a note to someone who needs a pick me up, including people living at the Rescue Mission. Stay connected with those you love most.
Whether you already have an estate plan in place or have yet to create a Will or Trust, now is a great time to think about getting your personal and financial affairs in order. Experts recommend you should review your plan every five years to make sure it’s still relevant to current family and tax situations, and you may want to ensure it still aligns with your values too.
Download our Free Christian Wills Guide with 4 easy steps to creating a God-honoring, money saving Will.
If you’re thinking about getting more involved or would simply like to see what your support is already doing, contact us for an in-person tour. We’d love to see you!
If you have questions about legacy giving, please contact:
Kaitlin Payne, Director of Development at (619) 819-1707 or kpayne@sdrescue.org
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San Diego Rescue Mission is a non-profit homeless shelter and recovery center serving thousands of men, women and children experiencing homelessness, hunger, poverty and abuse in San Diego since 1955.
P.O. Box 80427
San Diego, CA 92138
(619) 687-3720
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