This process in Eastern Nazarene College’s case is guided by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education. ENC established formal teach-out partnerships with five schools along with a secondary list of approximately 30 more schools that were offering help…
ENC is proud to partner with the Nazarene Foundation to make it possible for you to start your estate plan with a free will planning tool.
Planned giving refers to the process of donors committing to give planned gifts to nonprofit organizations. Planned gifts are charitable contributions that are part of a donor’s financial or estate plans and are typically given to nonprofits once the donor passes away.
Everyone should make a will or living trust, regardless of wealth. Having a plan in place ensures that your wishes are known and saves your loved ones the stress and cost of intestate probate proceedings.
Trusts and wills perform a similar function: they allow you to distribute your assets to the people you want to have them after you pass. Legally, they do this in different ways. There are several differences between trusts and wills, but three big ones are:
With a valid will or trust, you can choose who gets your property, name guardians for your children, provide a home for your pets, and more. It only takes 20 minutes, and you can update your documents later if your plans change. This service is offered at no charge through the Church of the Nazarene Foundation.
This is a perfect time to make your mark on all that you care about. It only takes 20 minutes to write or update your legal will, for free.
Go to freewill.com/nazarenefoundation
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