About Clint Beilke
I'm proud to be a Thrivent financial professional. I provide personalized financial guidance to people at all stages of life. At Thrivent, we view money not as a goal, but as a tool — one that can afford you a life rich in meaning and gratitude. We believe humanity thrives when individuals make the most of all they've been given. I'm here to help you do just that.
Specializations
I specialize in the following:
- Education funding planning
- Investments
- Life insurance
- Retirement planning
- Savings planning
- Solutions for businesses
- Estate planning
- Retirement accumulation
Personal profile
- Member of Englewood Baptist Church.
- President of the Jackson-Old Hickory Rotary Club.
- Board Member and District Chair of the West Tennessee Area Council, Scouting America
- BPS Organizational Leadership, University of Memphis Lambuth Campus
- Enjoy family outings, hiking, and camping.
Giving back
I support the following charities and causes:
- Rotary Heart and Sole - Providing students of the Jackson-Madison County Schools with new shoes.
- Rotary Club of Jackson-Old Hickory
- Boy Scouts of America
- The United Way of West Tennessee
- Lane College
- The Salvation Army
- Jackson-Madison County Schools
- The University of Memphis Lambuth Campus
- I have also participated in or led 2 Thrivent Action Teams to support my community.
Rotary Heart and Sole
About the Project: The Rotary Heart & Sole Project, established in August 2019, provides new socks and tennis shoes to students in the Jackson-Madison County School System. Partnering with Samaritan’s Feet, recipients receive a new pair of socks and shoes, and their feet are washed by Rotarians, community leaders, and volunteers.
Inspiration: Shelley Hayes, Director of Corporate Health and Wellness at West Tennessee Healthcare, initiated this project after learning about the need for shoes in the local school system in 2017. As a Rotarian, Shelley felt this mission aligned with the Rotary motto, “Service above self,” and worked with three local clubs to make it a reality.
How It Started: The idea began during a field trip planning meeting at LIFT Wellness Center, where it was discovered that some students lacked proper footwear. Shelley took action, forming a committee and collaborating with local leaders to address this issue.
The Impact: The first distribution in December 2019 provided heartwarming moments, with children expressing joy and gratitude for their new shoes. Stories of children experiencing their first pair of new tennis shoes and the emotional impact on volunteers highlight the project's significance.
Join the Effort: The Rotary Heart & Sole Project continues to make a difference in the community. Join us in supporting this mission and bringing smiles to the faces of children in need.