HOW WILL YOU REMEMBER THEM?

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Dear Member-Partners and Friends,

As we approach this time of remembrance, I ask you to give a special thought to the contributions of the men and women of Canada's navy, past and present. Generations of Canadians owe these sailors a very special debt of gratitude for keeping our country safe for more than a century, through war and peace.

With this in mind, I am pleased to announce that League Assets is a major sponsor of one or the other monument, entitled "The Homecoming", which will mark the centennial of the formation of the Royal Canadian Navy in 1910. The monument, which will be erected in Victoria's Inner Harbour, will feature two life-sized figures -- a sailor returning from overseas, kneeling with his arms outstretched to his daughter, who is running to meet her father's embrace. Etched on one of the adjacent stones will be League's official Coat of Arms.

Hundreds of bricks inscribed with the names of donors or their loved-ones will surround the monument for all to see. League is not only sponsoring its construction, it is encouraging its 1,700 Member-Partners to purchase bricks in the name of their family members at this link.

League's mission is to help create Intergenerational Wealth™ for the families of our Member-Partners, and that includes a wealth of capital, of course. But equally important is the perpetuation of a family's wealth of core values and traditions. Supporting this philanthropic effort is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate such values, and leave a lasting legacy as well.

All bricks purchased by Member-Partners and display the words "League Member" under the family name, will be subsidized by League Assets Corp. in conjunction with the League Foundation. The League Foundation is the philanthropic arm of League Assets Corp. Its principal objective is to tackle homelessness, poverty and the betterment of society -- at home and around the world.

Whether you choose to show your support by buying a brick or by making a donation, what better way to show your gratitude or honour a loved one who has served our country -- not only in the navy, but in any branch of the armed forces?

I invite you to join us in supporting this worthy project.

Warmest regards,