Leaving a Legacy: A New Look at Planned Giving Donors
Truluck's 400 Colorado St., Austin, TX, United StatesThis presentation will focus on findings received from Giving USA’s Special Report, “Leaving a Legacy: A New Look at Planned Giving Donors.” Sarah chaired the Giving USA Foundation’s committee responsible for publishing the report and will highlight and discuss findings around:
Who is most likely to make a planned giving and their motivations
The importance of building lifelong, personal relationships with current and future donors
The benefit of receiving planned gifts of all sizes and how to engage different types of donors
Sarah will also highlight analytics Marts & Lundy uses to segment prospect populations and forecast opportunity in the context of planned giving and the “Leaving a Legacy” report.
The SECURE Act – Strategies for Planned Giving
The passage of the SECURE Act in December 2019, which stands for “Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement,” will impact retirement plan accumulations and distributions.
Gifts Gone Bad: Can you REALLY draft to preserve charitable intent?
Perspectives from a former State Charity Official
The SECURE and CARES Acts: Strategies for Planned Giving
The passage of the SECURE Act in December 2019, which stands for “Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement,” will impact retirement plan accumulations and distributions. As professionals who work with donors and clients to help them achieve their philanthropic and legacy goals, we need to understand these changes and how they might affect our clients’ and donors’ decisions around philanthropy.
Give it Away Now: Thinking Beyond Retirement Income in Split Interest Gifts
The current tax law landscape has left us with a challenging and at times formidable tax planning environment. The silver lining of this situation is the fertile ground it provides for charitable planning and the opportunity for philanthropic individuals to make their important legacy gifts.
Long-Distance Relationships: What to Do When You Can’t Travel
Virtual (Zoom)Planned giving is a relationship business, and that doesn’t stop when a donor commits to a bequest intention. With an average of twenty years between the time a donor makes a revocable bequest commitment and the time the gift matures, there is a lot of opportunity for a donor to fall OUT of love with your charity if the relationship isn’t managed properly.
How to Use Social Media to Inform, Inspire, and Connect with Donors
Virtual (Zoom)Brooke McMillan will be speaking on Social Media in Planned Giving.
Promo Strategies – Leveraging DAFs
Virtual (Zoom)The use of Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) as a means for individuals to make philanthropic gifts continues to rise. Between 2017 and 2018 there was a 55% increase in the number of DAF accounts. And DAFs accounted for 12.7% of overall philanthropy in 2018 compared with just 4.4% in 2010.
Tax Law Changes and the Impact on your Organization and Your Donors
Unnamed Venue Austin, TX, United StatesFrank will present a current state of our economy and tax laws. Frank will also advise on important information that development professionals need to know to help their donors make charitable gift decisions that will maximize benefits to the donor and to your charitable organization.
Stewarding Planned Gift Donors for 10, 20 or 30 Years While Waiting for the Ultimate Gift
Unnamed Venue Austin, TX, United StatesThe donor you've worked with for years has finally documented their gift. Now what? Good stewardship serves to strengthen a donor’s relationship with your organization and is a vital part of a successful bequest program.