Building A Legacy of Giving

Wisdom for Wealth. For Life.

Choosing to give sacrificially can be challenging, especially in times of uncertainty. Yet, it is possible to adopt a mindset about money that frees you to give abundantly with the knowledge that God owns everything and will provide the resources you need.
Blue Trust clients Chris and Kim Patton have built a strategy for generosity that shapes how they view their finances, as well as how they’ve taught their children to handle money. The Pattons recently talked with Kerry Mallory, Blue Trust national managing director and senior private wealth advisor about how they learned to give despite their circumstances, and specifically how they’ve built a legacy of giving with their children.
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