Most family trees look like the 100 year old red oak tree we're so fond of here in East Texas. Over time they grow larger and larger, layer upon layer, wider and wider.

    Picture your own family tree and think about one layer - one generation across - brothers, sisters, cousins. Now imagine that generation has just inherited responsibility for a donor advised fund or family foundation. How might they join together with so many different personalities and areas of interest to make grant decisions one or more times a year? If they're responsible for a family business how do they work together to preserve that business, and most importantly, the family?

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Picture Your Legacy can help

guide you toward articulating your legacy - be it in business, philanthropy or life.