Category: Planned Giving

Nonprofit organizations rely heavily on the generosity of current donors to support their mission. But what happens when a donor passes away? Does their contribution stop? For many organizations, the answer is yes. To address this issue, nonprofits can leverage existing donor relationships and encourage these committed donors to leave a lasting legacy through planned giving vehicles such as wills and beneficiary designations. By fostering planned giving, nonprofits can secure future support, ensuring that their donors can continue to support the nonprofit’s mission even after they die.

One way that donors can support your organization is through planned giving, which involves leaving a gift through specific financial vehicles or legal documents such as wills or trusts, or by using beneficiary designations on certain financial accounts.

How Nonprofits Can Drive More Planned Gifts with Online Wills

Buying life insurance for the benefit of people and causes is gaining traction.

You don’t have to be a millionaire to give back like one. Life insurance is an affordable way to leave a large, lasting legacy to a charity, school, or religious organization.

“Give Till It Hurts.” It’s a popular expression that asks us to be as generous as possible to support the causes we believe in. But