Think about all the ways your nonprofit stays in touch with supporters throughout the year. Every newsletter, social media post, and community event gives you another chance to share your… Read More
Younger generations are finding their own ways to support the causes they care about. For nonprofits, that’s good news! It also means there may be opportunities to rethink how you… Read More
Charitable giving is an important part of financial and estate planning. As your clients think about their wealth and the legacy they want to leave, many are looking for ways… Read More
When your organization thinks about fundraising, retirement accounts may not be the first thing that comes to mind. But for many donors, IRAs, 401(k)s, and other retirement savings can make… Read More
As the end of the year approaches, you’re probably already talking with clients about tax deadlines, financial decisions, and plans they want to finalize before December 31. Even if you’ve… Read More
Make-A-Will Month may have wrapped up in August, but National Estate Planning Awareness Week from October 19–25 gives nonprofits another opportunity to talk with donors about planning for the future. Read More
A capital campaign, major anniversary, new facility, or other big initiative can give your organization an opportunity to ask longtime supporters to make a significant gift. It can also raise… Read More
Estate planning conversations cover a lot of ground. People are thinking about their families, their assets, the people they want to provide for, and what they want to leave behind. Read More
When it comes to charitable donations, many donors have a preference for directing their funds toward specific programs or projects. While this approach can be rewarding, it often overlooks the… Read More
Procrastination is an all-too-common habit that many people struggle with, particularly when it comes to important financial and estate planning decisions. As William James once said, “Nothing is so fatiguing… Read More