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Basics Course

   

PLANNED GIVING BASICS COURSE 


A Six-Part Course for
Beginners
(Refresher Course for Intermediates)

   

The Northern California Planned Giving Council offers this introductory course in planned giving.  This course offers 18 hours of instruction from experienced planned giving practitioners in the Bay Area.  

  

Learn the basics of planned giving and obtain the tools to start your planned giving program in six sessions! The sessions are interactive and students receive personalized attention since class size is limited to only 40 students. In addition, students are encouraged to team up and review materials during and after the series. Students will also receive a course notebook filled with outlines and materials to use during the series and as reference later.  


Course Program & Schedule: 

San Francisco Basics Course - 2012 Santa Rosa Basics Course - 2012



Date:

Fall 2012

Date: January 17 thru February 21, 2012
Time: 3:00 to 6:00 pm (each session) Time: 3:00 to 6:00 pm (each session)
Where: TBA, San Francisco, CA Where: Classroom space generously donated by
Burr Pilger Mayer
Santa Rosa, CA

Fees:

 

 

 

$225 Planned Giving Council Members
$275 Non Members

 

 

Fees:

 

 

 

$225 Planned Giving Council Members
$275 Non Members

Thanks to a very generous grant from
the Community Foundation Sonoma
County and an Anonymous Sonoma Valley
Donor - you might save up to $200 off
the registration price. Click the HERE to
view eligibility requirements!

 







 

 

 

 

 

 

Registration Opens August 2012
San Francisco Course

Register by January 9, 2012
Santa Rosa Course
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2012 Santa Rosa Schedule


Week 1
What is Planned Giving?

 

Week 4
Estate Planning Issues

Greg Lassonde, CFRE
Legacy Giving Specialist

Robert Lew
Planning & Financial Advisors
Andrew Fradkin (SF Only)
Jewish Community Endowment Fund
~ Introduction and overview of course
~ Organizational readiness and willingness
~ Incorporating it in a development program
~ Staffing requirements
~ Accountability
~ How estate planning affects planned giving
~ Why gift planners should know the basics
~ Income and estate tax issues
~ Ethics and Model Standards of Practice
   
Week 2
Establishing a Bequest Program
Week 5
Life Income Vehicles

2012-Celia Bolam
Community Foundation Sonoma Co.

Phil Murphy
Planned Giving Specialist
~ Elements of a successful bequest program
~ How to market your program
~ Processing gifts and acknowledgements
~ Collaterial materials: brochures, presentations,
boilerplate documents
~ Understanding pooled income funds, charitable
gift annuities, and charitable remainder trusts
~ When and how they are used
~Calling in the experts

   
Week 3
Case-Centered Marketing
Week 6
Putting It All Together
David Bonfilio
Canine Companions for Independence
Aviva Shiff Boedecker
Gift Planning and Philanthropic Advisor
~ Developing the case for planned giving
~ Buy-in from the board and staff
~ Customized marketing strategies
~ Timing issues
~ Including the board, staff, and volunteers
~ Administrative policies, issues, compliance
~ Investment strategies and policies
~ Next steps for your program
   





 

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