Recurring Giving Programs: How to Build Sustainable Support
Recurring giving programs help build sustainable support over time. Explore how to create a solid foundation for your program to encourage participation.
A strong, intentional, planned giving program takes work. Building the foundation for that work is the first step in creating a planned giving component to your fundraising strategy.
Like building a house, when you have a strong foundation, something great can grow. Without it, the possibility of things falling through the cracks increases exponentially.
Here are a few key components to building a planned giving program that will grow over time:
When you have the above three components, the stage is set for a strong, planned giving program. Your foundation is there, and the rest of the house is ready to be built!
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Recurring giving programs help build sustainable support over time. Explore how to create a solid foundation for your program to encourage participation.
Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) are becoming one of the fastest-growing forms of giving in the United States. As millions of Americans age into eligibility and retirement assets remain at historically high levels, 2026 is shaping up to be a breakout year for nonprofits that understand how to build a modern QCD strategy.
Planned giving isn’t only about money, it’s about meaning. When you frame the conversation around values, legacy, and impact, donors feel invited rather than pressured.
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