In racing, that’s about fast cars. In fundraising, it’s about winning for the donor at high speed to meet your mission goals. There are four lessons from F1 strategy that directly apply to donor engagement.
Planned giving has become a crucial component for building long-term sustainability for your mission. A vibrant planned giving program provides your donors with opportunities to support your mission while also addressing their own financial and tax planning priorities. These options allow your donors to have an impact they probably never thought they could achieve.
As the popularity of Donor-Advised Funds grows, fundraisers should discuss with donors the context of the DAF as part of their longer-term philanthropic planning goals.
Last night President Trump signed the new economic stimulus package that provides $900 billion in emergency relief funds. Although the… Read More »New Stimulus Package Extends Charitable Deduction and Offers New Relief
As we enter the year-end giving season, it is important to remember the practical implications of the tax law changes… Read More »Year-End Giving and the Cares Act – Practical Implications for 2020
The CARES Act, an economic stimulus bill that was passed into law on March 27, 2020, contains many provisions to… Read More »The Cares Act and Your Donors: The Potential Impact On Giving
In November 2019, the Giving USA Foundation published a special report associated with its research of planned giving donors and… Read More »Leaving a Legacy – 3 Practical Implications for Planned Giving
In December 2017, Congress passed and the president signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), which contained what many… Read More »Top 5 Things for Nonprofits to Know in 2019 About Tax Law Changes
