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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…

Planned Giving Websites

A planned giving website lays the foundation for a successful marketing plan. It provides donors 24/7 access to your information to fulfill their philanthropic needs.

We have the right website level for your nonprofit, no matter your size or budget. From enterprise-level planned giving marketing websites for the largest organizations to more basic builds for smaller nonprofits and churches, our planned giving solutions deliver donors to your doorstep.

Websites for Affiliate Partners

This solution is your answer if you are a national organization, foundation, Diocese or Archdiocese with affiliates. (Ex., Red Cross, American Cancer, ALS, JDRF, Foundation, Archdiocese, etc.)

All planned giving websites can incorporate our online will planners as a fully integrated modules. This is significantly different than the “add-on” products in the marketplace today.

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

Small Shop? Begin Here.

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

The instructions are so simply laid out that it carries no learning curve. It has all the content and tools you need — from 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 it yourself? Work with an approved coach. The Box is especially helpful to consultants who want to focus on growing their practice. It helps consultants focus on the client first instead of reinventing the wheel and writing content.

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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.

Pocket Guide

Planned Giving Pocket Guide for Professional Gift Planners

Get the insider’s guide to what planned gifts can do! You’ll better understand the upsides and downsides of different gifting options. Available in three versions for:

  • Professional gift planners
  • Major Gifts Officers
  • Board Members and Volunteers

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Planned Giving Marketing
Jonathan Gudema

Estate Gifts Do’s and Dont’s

Estate gifts, also known as planned or legacy gifts, are a vital component of many nonprofits’ fundraising strategies. Soliciting bequests or estate gifts can significantly impact an organization’s financial sustainability and long-term success. However, soliciting estate gifts requires a delicate and thoughtful approach to ensure that donors feel respected, valued, and inspired. Here are some essential Dos and Don’ts to guide your nonprofit’s fundraising and planned giving efforts.

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Charitable IRA Rollover
Viken Mikaelian

10 Reasons to Donate from Your Retirement Plan

Donating from your retirement assets can potentially save your heirs from double taxation. By making a gift to a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, there’s no income or estate or inheritance tax due on your retirement plan assets passing to them. Plus, you can also take advantage of the IRA Charitable Rollover or make gifts that count as your RMD. And the best part? You can make a big impact on a cause you care about while investing in your own legacy and long-term happiness. Find out more about the benefits of donating from your retirement plan.

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