Lessons from James Gandolfini's Will
Paul Sullivan's recent article in the NYT, A Public Debate of the Wisdom of Gandolfini’s Will, is of interest to those of us who want to understand the basics of estate planning.
Paul Sullivan's recent article in the NYT, A Public Debate of the Wisdom of Gandolfini’s Will, is of interest to those of us who want to understand the basics of estate planning.
Observations and Conclusions about Challenge and Matching Grants.
Engaging people in the life and mission of your organization is a fascinating challenge. Know the right questions to ask, and know how to listen.
A business owner is rightly worried about retirement income, since she won't be receiving a corporate pension or other benefits. How can you help her get retirement security and make a gift to your organization?
What is a contact report? Why is it important? When should I make one? What to include and more ...
Almost everything owned and used for personal or investment purposes is a capital asset.
Yuan is a career librarian, now retired. She has always worked hard and lived simply, and has savings of nearly $100,000 as a result. But Yuan has suffered numerous health issues in recent years.
Stephen, who recently passed away, had an estate valued at approximately $700,000, with $100,000 of it in an IRA. When he was planning his estate, he knew he wanted to make a significant charitable gift at his death, and leave everything else to his two children.
How did gift planning help Stephen with these two goals?
See why it is often WAY better for a donor to testamentary gift of a retirement fund as opposed to making a simple bequest.
Stewardship is more than simply thanking donors for their gifts; it’s a philosophy grounded in the desire to treat donors as partners in your work. So what are the essential elements of authentic stewardship?