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What does 1,000+ snacks look like at an elementary school? At Vickery Mill Elementary, just down the road from our natio...
09/03/2026

What does 1,000+ snacks look like at an elementary school?

At Vickery Mill Elementary, just down the road from our national office, it’s enough to provide more than three snacks for every student in the school.

When we asked how we could support Vickery Mill as students headed back to the classroom, the school identified snacks as one of its greatest needs. Blue Trust purchased more than 1,000 individually packaged snacks, and our employees added to the effort by donating supplies to help stock an entire classroom.

It’s a simple way to make a difference, but an important one: helping teachers have supplies on hand and students have what they need to learn.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to support more than 300 students in our own backyard and help Vickery Mill start the school year strong.

When does investing in your future mean sacrificing...and when does it mean spending to have a profound impact on the pe...
08/31/2026

When does investing in your future mean sacrificing...and when does it mean spending to have a profound impact on the people you love?

For Blue Trust Chief Mission Officer Russ Crosson, it meant going years without a dining table. But it also meant building a pickleball court that has strengthened relationships across generations.

So how do you know when to save, when to spend and what will best support the life you’re trying to build?
Russ talks about that with Jim Daly and John Fuller on Focus on the Family.

At the heart of the conversation is a simple reframe: We don’t manage money to have more money. We manage it to have more life.

Listen to How to Wisely Invest Your Time and Money in Your Family. Worth a listen, no matter where you are in your family or financial journey.

https://www.focusonthefamily.com/episodes/broadcast/how-to-wisely-invest-your-time-and-money-in-your-family/

A transition—whether it’s retirement, a job change, or a shift in family structure—often surfaces financial questions th...
08/28/2026

A transition—whether it’s retirement, a job change, or a shift in family structure—often surfaces financial questions that were easy to postpone when life stayed the same. Taking time to review what actually needs to happen now, rather than rushing to act, usually reveals which changes matter most and which ones can wait.

How a family gives says a lot about what it believes. When generosity is part of how a family thinks about wealth, not j...
08/27/2026

How a family gives says a lot about what it believes. When generosity is part of how a family thinks about wealth, not just a decision made at the end, it opens conversations about values, purpose, and what resources are really for. That’s how the next generation learns not only what a family has, but what they believe it’s meant to serve.

08/26/2026

What we invest in can reflect more than financial goals. It can also reflect what matters to us.

For many clients, investments represent years of hard work, saving, and stewardship. Having the opportunity to better align those resources with deeply held values can bring greater intention to an important part of their financial lives.

Responsibility with wealth isn’t about guilt or performance, it’s about making clear choices about what this money is ac...
08/26/2026

Responsibility with wealth isn’t about guilt or performance, it’s about making clear choices about what this money is actually for, and then letting those choices guide what comes next.

08/25/2026

Enough is one of the hardest numbers to name.

Most financial worry does not come from having too little. It comes from never having defined what enough would look like in the first place. Without that number, more becomes the only direction, and more is never finished.

Naming it is quiet work. It has less to do with the balance in an account and more to do with what a person wants their money to actually do, for the people and the causes they care about.

Define enough, and a lot of other decisions get clearer.

Significant wealth often brings a broader set of responsibilities. Financial decisions can affect more than a portfolio,...
08/25/2026

Significant wealth often brings a broader set of responsibilities. Financial decisions can affect more than a portfolio, shaping families, communities, organizations, and the causes a person cares about most.

That’s why these considerations belong in the planning conversation from the beginning, alongside investments, estate planning, philanthropy, and long-term family priorities.

When wealth carries influence, thoughtful stewardship means seeing the full picture with clarity and intention.

08/24/2026

“Trust is built over time and its impact can extend across generations.

We want to be the kind of advisor clients trust not only with their own financial lives, but with the people who matter most to them. That kind of relationship is at the heart of the Blue Trust Way: walking alongside clients and their families through life’s decisions, transitions, and seasons with wisdom and care.”

08/18/2026

We sat down with John Maxwell to talk about what we truly treasure. Stewardship over accumulation, purpose over possessions.

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