How We Can Serve the Poor and Oppressed, and St. Catherine's Through Legacy Giving
When/Where: Sunday, September 20, 2026 / Parish Hall
The Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia will lead an informational session on the spiritual and material importance of supporting the poor and oppressed through legacy giving. Join us to learn how Episcopalians in our parish and around the Diocese are caring for the least among us as well as providing ongoing sustainability for St. Catherine's for many years to come.
Many in our Diocese are familiar with the grants that ECF provides to parishes and their nonprofit partners. At this presentation, we will have a chance to learn more about how ECF is able to not only continue this work, but also help St. Catherine's continue our good work in the future through legacy giving, which includes bequests, gifts of assets and appreciated securities, gifts from tax-deferred funds such as IRAs, life income gifts, and more. Everyone needs an estate strategy, and estates of every size can make a lasting contribution to help the church continue loving like Jesus.
Info about Lindsey Hardegree
Dr. Lindsey E. Hardegree has served as the Executive Director for the Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia since 2016. She is a member of the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta and is a two time lay deputy to General Convention. She earned her Master of Theological Studies from Nashotah House Theological Seminary and her Doctor of Ministry from Emory University’s Candler School of Theology.
