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Estate Planning Basics for People in Their 40s, 50s, and 60s
Estate Planning Basics for People in Their 40s, 50s, and 60s Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy or the elderly. In fact, your 40s, 50s, and 60s are the decades when estate planning becomes essential—not only to protect your assets, but to protect the people...
Why Are You Ignoring Planned Gift Opportunities?
If you’re like most fundraisers, planned giving might not be at the top of your to-do list. You’re...
How Do I Inspire My Board Members to Make Planned Gifts?
Board members play a vital role in any organization—not only as decision-makers but also as...
Should Your Charity Accept Car Donations? A Guide for Fundraisers
Non-cash gifts like car donations are becoming an increasingly popular giving option for donors....
Online Will Writing Platforms: Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze for Charities?
For fundraisers, finding innovative ways to secure donations is critical to sustaining and growing...
Do Planned Gifts Sabotage Major Gifts?
If you’re a fundraiser, you’ve probably faced the age-old question: does promoting planned gifts...
The Best Ways to Build Your Nonprofit’s Endowment Fund
Building a solid endowment fund is one of the most effective ways to secure your nonprofit’s...
Can You Make a Charity the Beneficiary of Your Pension?
Imagine leaving a legacy that continues to support your favorite cause long after you're gone....
Are Donors Under 65 Years of Age Worth Discussing Planned Gifts With?
When it comes to planned giving, conventional wisdom often tells us to focus on senior...
How to Conduct Effective Planned Giving Surveys
In the world of fundraising, a well-executed planned giving survey can be a game-changer. It...