Thank you for hosting me for part two of Demystifying Planned Giving. You’ve been a lot of fun to be with and you asked really good questions. I hope you’re invigorated–not intimidated–by Planned Giving and its possibilities for your shuls.
We can connect on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.
Your slides are here or you can view them below on Slideshare.
Thank you so much for hosting me as your lunch speaker for Demystifying Charity Registration: Making Your Solicitations Legal. You’re a really engaged group and I love your interest in getting into compliance. It was a lot of fun being with you!
Here’s my Power Point:
You can also see it on SlideShare.
Here are the forms I talked about (in .pdf format):
Thank you again and good luck!
Exciting news! I learned last week that I’ll be joining NextGen:Charity in New York, NY. This is a conference on nonprofit innovation to help charities be more efficient and more effective. The goal is to powerfully connect organizations with donors and community.
I’ll be there on Day 1, November 18th, to do interviews for Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio along with sending out updates via this blog, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
These are some of the people scheduled to speak on day one:
Seth Godin (#1 business blogger & 12-time bestselling author), Nancy Lublin (DoSomething.org & Dress For Success founder), Scott Harrison (charity:water), Peter Thum and Jonathan Greenblatt (Ethos Water), Scott Belsky (Behance), Randi Zuckerberg (Facebook), Joanne Heyman (Urban Zen), as well as Google for Non-Profits, and many others.
On Day 2, November 19th, I’ll lead a two-hour workshop on “Planned Giving & Social Media“. That workshop will be from 11am to 1pm at Columbia University, Lerner Hall (116th Street and Broadway).
This will be an exciting and fun event. Click here or on the picture for a 20% discount to NextGen. You have until November 5th to take advantage of this great speaker’s discount. I’m really glad I can offer it to my friends.
I hope to see you there.
I’ll speak about Charity Registration in the afternoon session #2 at the 2nd Long Island Not-for-Profit Fiscal Conference.
What’s great about this event is they promise to have speakers who can “provide the expertise you need in a language you can understand.” I always strive to do that.
If you’re in the NYC or Long Island area and work with a nonprofit that needs more information on Charity Registration, this is a great event for you to attend.
Here is the conference website and registration form with speaker bios where you can get the schedule of speakers and events.
The 2nd Long Island Not-for-Profit Fiscal Conference – click on the link or the image to get more information.
I hope to see you there.