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Wednesday, June 9
9:00-10:30 AM MDT
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Concepts, Requirements and Organization for Relationship-Based Fundraising
Nurturing a relationship to inspire the largest gifts of a lifetime differs substantially from the rest of major gift fundraising. Examine the requirements, concepts and organization that distinguish this person-centered aspect of fundraising from traditional major gift fundraising.
Presenter: David R. Dunlop
The Changing Environment for Ultimate Giving
Changes in our society are altering the environment for fundraising. Explore the demographic, financial, social and political changes that are having the greatest impact on giving and what you and your institution can do to take advantage of the opportunities these changes present.
Presenter: Robert F. Sharpe Jr.
Thursday, June 10
10:15-11:45 AM MDT![]()
Partners in Philanthropy: Helping Your Institution Build Extraordinary Relationships
True partnerships result when we accept and respond to the full spectrum of what our donors have to offer. Hear some examples of how key partners have transformed the institutions Ron has led and how he worked with trustees, presidents and deans to prepare those institutions to work with extraordinary philanthropists.
Presenter: Ronald J. Schiller
Thursday, June 10
1:30-3:00 PM MDT
Structuring the Ultimate Gift
Explore which gift planning options are most effective in today's environment and why. Case studies based on actual six- and seven-figure gifts lead participants to a greater understanding of which plans may be most effective for a particular donor in light of their wealth, family obligations, the motivation for their gift, uncertainty about estate taxes and other factors.
Presenter: Robert F. Sharpe Jr.
Thursday, June 10,
3:15 - 4:15 PM MDT
Introduction to Flexible Endowments
Flexible endowments can help givers make major gifts years earlier than might otherwise be prudently possible. They offer an institution the same immediate benefits that any other endowment gift provides, while allowing the giver to defer turning over the principal. They are a particularly valuable method of giving for institutions in a fundraising campaign. Because they are not based on the tax codes, they are frequently overlooked by attorneys and accountants offering advice on gift planning.
Presenter: David R. Dunlop
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