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The Planned Giving Blogger. The art and science of planned giving. Leave a comment ». Are you monitoring your competitors? Don’t even think you have competitors? Think again. How often does a will where you are named a beneficiary also include the names of two or three groups working on the same or similar issues? Seth Godin’s post. Written by Phyllis Freedman. August 3, 2010 at 11:51 pm. Laquo; Planned giving marketing to Boomers: shifting from success to significance. Get Rid of Your But. Subscribe to ...
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The Planned Giving Blogger. The art and science of planned giving. Leave a comment ». The Planned Giving Blogger has a new address:. Http:/ www.smart-giving.com/plannedgivingblogger/. Simply click on the link above to read the latest post. Written by Phyllis Freedman. September 14, 2010 at 10:58 am. Laquo; Get Rid of Your But. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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The Planned Giving Blogger. The art and science of planned giving. Get Rid of Your But. Leave a comment ». That’s the provocative title of a recent post. Author of “. We: The Ideal Customer Relationship. 8221; I’ve written before about donor-centered gift planning conversations. Steve makes a wonderful suggestion for how to overcome obstacles to making a gift that a donor may raise. Definitely worth a read. Written by Phyllis Freedman. August 11, 2010 at 11:51 pm. Laquo; Accept All Substitutes. Get every...
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The Planned Giving Blogger. The art and science of planned giving. Planned giving marketing to Boomers: shifting from success to significance. A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about generosity. As a new status marker. Now, Matt Thornhill, who pens the Engage: Boomers. Blog, writes about Worthwhile Wines, a “triple bottom line business (profits, people, planet)” as evidence of what we can expect from Boomers. His advice reinforces the idea of generosity as a motivator. He goes on to say “Combining. I have a...
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Uncensored News, Commentary and Experiences From the Planned Giving World. Thursday, July 30, 2009. Another blow to the "unbeatable" life insurance viatical shemes. Kim Miller, writer for the Palm Beach Post, deserves credit for keeping on top of the unfolding Barry Kaye situation (which in turn should send really strong messages to the philanthropic community to stay away from various insurance schemes, particularly ones involving viatical settlements). Here is the most recent story on Mr. Kaye:. Yea, r...
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About Planned Giving Center. Gifts of Real Estate. Gifts of Retirement Accounts. Gifts of Life Insurance. About Planned Giving Center. Thank you for your interest in learning more about the benefits of planned giving — for you, for your family, and for us. Planned giving is as easy as (1) making a charitable gift, and (2) saving taxes. We’d like to make it even easier with this introduction to some of the best ways to give — and save. Thank you for your interest and support. Proudly powered by WordPress.
