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Planned Giving Websites

Your legacy website provides donors 24/7 access to your information to fulfill their philanthropic needs.

From enterprise-level planned giving marketing websites for large organizations to more basic builds for smaller nonprofits and churches, our solutions deliver donors to your doorstep.

Why you need a planned giving website?

For organizations with well-established back-office planned giving operations.

Designed for smaller shops: Strengthen your online fundraising presence—fast, affordable, and effortless. Build trust and authority with ease.

Your donors are “there” every Sunday. Show them what planned gifts can do for them, and for the Church. 

Developed by two Ivy Leaguers, University of Virginia Law Professor of Philanthropy, and a fundraiser who has raised hundreds of millions. 

For Any Nonprofit With a Small Shop

Did you know that annual gifts and major gifts go up when you have a planned giving program in place? Want grantors, grantees, sub-grantees and your board to take you more seriously? Just follow the step-by-step instructions in The Box. 

The instructions are simply laid out that it carries no learning curve. It has all the content and tools you need — from what to mail, gift agreements, gift acceptance policies, evaluating your mission, approaching the best prospects, making the ask, and a lot more.

Don’t have time to implement The Box yourself? Ask how you can work with an approved coach. 

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The Box is now available with LegacyPlanner™ and LegacyOrganizer™

Cash is down, bequests are up. Motivate your donors to plan their will and invest their legacy in the cause they support the most.

7 Estate Planning Must-Have Tools

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LegacyOrganizer™

The LegacyOrganizer™ collects and organizes one's assets thus streamlining the visit with an attorney.

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LegacyPlanner™

The LegacyPlanner™ creates a legal will in 50 states. Can be used as is or reviewed by the donor’s attorney.

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Pazit Levitan

Director of Development
American Friends of Soroka Medical Center

Pazit’s doctoral research explored how women become influential leaders on nonprofit boards. As she interviewed seasoned board directors, she found solidarity and inspiration from others who were, like her, juggling it all.

Other Articles

  • Your Voice: “Better Late Than Never”
  • Ask the Expert! (Should charities accept gifts of life insurance?)
  • Initiating the Legacy Conversation
  • Creating Chemistry
  • Keep It Simple; Sell the Sizzle
  • Call to Action
  • And more…

For the Success Minded

Exclusive interviews, tips, research, case studies and stories from nonprofit experts. Giving Tomorrow is the first and only magazine devoted to marketing planned gifts and blended gifts, so you can grow your nonprofit’s endowment — and your own fundraising career.

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Planned Gifts Can Get Complicated. Marketing Them Shouldn't Be.™

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Planned Giving Marketing
Jesse Park

Promoting Legacy Giving in Your Annual Fund Communications

Too many nonprofits miss easy opportunities to remind donors about legacy giving in their annual fund communications. While major campaigns focus on “demystifying legacy giving,” simple tweaks in regular outreach can be just as effective. Add a legacy message to your email footer, highlight donor stories, include a subtle legacy ask in year-end appeals, and train your team to introduce the idea naturally. Legacy giving isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s about impact. Small adjustments today can inspire transformational gifts tomorrow.

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Stewardship and Relationships
Viken Mikaelian

Personalization Is Key to Planned Giving

Personalization in planned giving isn’t just thoughtful—it’s essential. Donors want to feel seen, heard, and valued. They’re not giving to a logo; they’re giving to a person they trust. From using real photos to remembering birthdays, every personal touch deepens the connection. This blog explores how small, intentional actions—like phone warmth, handwritten notes, and tailored messaging—can transform your outreach. Personalization builds trust, and trust builds legacy. It’s time to retire the grey flannel suit and put people first.

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Planned Giving Marketing
Viken Mikaelian

Your Bio Is Boring. Let’s Fix That.

Forget stiff, lifeless bios. Donors don’t leave legacies to titles—they give to real people. Warm, engaging staff bios build trust and spark connections before the first call. Keep it brief, add personality, and use a professional tone that reflects your mission. Include photos, credentials, and a fun detail or two. Your bio isn’t just an intro—it’s an invitation. Make it human. Make it memorable. Solid tips included.

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