It’s true. That fact may not be reflected in your bank statement, but you have a wealth of experience. And, you should share it.
One of many ways to share it is a Legacy Letter, also known as an ethical will. It is a way to share your values, blessings, life's lessons, hopes and dreams for the future, love, and forgiveness with your family, friends, and community.

Ethical wills are not new. The Bible describes ethical wills in Genesis Chapter 49 and the Gospel of John Chapters 15-18.
Ethical wills are will is not considered a documents, but they can help you define your values in preparation for writing your last will and living will. Just as a legal will lets you share your property, an ethical will allows you to share your real assets -- the lessons of your life.

Today, legacy letters are written by people at turning points in their lives: facing challenging life situations and at transitional life stages.

Ethical wills may be one of the most cherished and meaningful gifts you can leave to your family and community.

Your Legacy can help you write your ethical will either one on one or in a workshop setting. You will be guided through a series of exercises to reflect on your life and to draft your letter.
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