There’s a lot that small- and mid-size nonprofits can do to start Planned Giving and have a very respectable program going forward. To kick off your campaign, promote and market bequests, then you might include the IRA rollover and life insurance.
There’s a lot that small- and mid-size nonprofits can do to start Planned Giving and have a very respectable program going forward. To kick off your campaign, promote and market bequests, then you might include the IRA rollover and life insurance.
Here are three playlists from over 100 interviews that I’ve shot at conferences like Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC), National Conference on Philanthropic Planning (NCPP) & Fundraising Day. The playlists are Planned Giving, Social Media, & Donor Relations.
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This is the podcast I produce for The Chronicle of Philanthropy. It’s a monthly, 10-minute burst of savvy fundraising tips from expert guests. This first round-up includes strategies on donor cultivation; tricks for #GivingTuesday; Planned Giving; and corporate foundation giving.
Your Planned Giving mail is going to older donors and prospects. You need to keep them in mind when you plan your reply pieces. Here’s an easy strategy to make your reply devices user friendly.
You need to answer potential donor questions about Planned Giving. My client Baruch College earned a bequest by will because they did. Other nonprofits ignored a prospect and weren’t as fortunate.