Here are some great stories about maximizing results for major gift officers.
From around the web:
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| The Chronicle of Philanthropy (Nov 1 2017) |
The Chronicle’s annual nonprofit ranking reveals charitable-giving trends today — and what they might look like tomorrow.
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| The Chronicle of Philanthropy (Oct 31 2017) |
Nonprofit leaders should cultivate affluent Generation X and millennial donors now, say Sharna Goldseker and Michael Moody in a new book.I lov
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| NonProfit PRO (Oct 27 2017) |
In my experience, the most frequent types of planned gifts an organization should market are bequests, charitable gift annuities, stocks and charitable IRA rollovers. I also suggest that you investigate life insurance, as many individuals have existing insurance policies with cash value that you can immediately use..
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| veritusgroup.com (Oct 23 2017) |
We have been saying it all along, and now others are saying it: things are not right in the development function of many non-profits. In a recent article in Education Dive , Autumn Arnett writes: “… a recent survey of university gift officers, conducted by Ruffalo Noel Levitz found a majority of gift officers feel they are not efficiently using their time to get the maximum impact and more dollars to campus.”
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