Mentorship Program
For over 26 years, Northern California Planned Giving Council (NCPGC) has provided educational programs on planned giving. NCPGC members include major gifts officers, planned giving officers, fundraising consultants, accountants, attorneys, and financial planners, to name a few. NCPGC is a section 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Since 2021, NCPGC has offered mentorship for 12 months to the Northern California Planned Giving Council’s annual Planned Giving Conference scholarship winners. This scholarship is made possible by our Scholarship sponsor.
2022 Scholarship sponsor, TIAA Kaspick
2021 Scholarship sponsor, Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Scholarship Eligibility Requirements
Applicants should work within organizations that:
• Have begun or are considering developing a planned giving program in their organization.
• Have the support of the Board of Directors and/or Executive Director.
Favorable consideration will be given to applications from individuals who:
• Work for organizations which serve underrepresented and economically disadvantaged communities, and
• Whose boards of directors and staff demonstrate a high degree of diversity.
Applicants should individually:
• Have an interest in a career in planned giving.
• Have a demonstrated commitment to the nonprofit sector (i.e., have worked in or volunteered for nonprofits).
Post-Conference Benefits
Mentorship for 12 months.
We will connect you with one or more current NCPGC members who will be available as a resource to you as you learn more about planned giving for your organization or in your personal career path.
Since 2021, NCPGC has offered mentorship for 12 months to the Northern California Planned Giving Council’s annual Planned Giving Conference scholarship winners. This scholarship is made possible by our Scholarship sponsor.
2022 Scholarship sponsor, TIAA Kaspick
2021 Scholarship sponsor, Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Scholarship Eligibility Requirements
Applicants should work within organizations that:
• Have begun or are considering developing a planned giving program in their organization.
• Have the support of the Board of Directors and/or Executive Director.
Favorable consideration will be given to applications from individuals who:
• Work for organizations which serve underrepresented and economically disadvantaged communities, and
• Whose boards of directors and staff demonstrate a high degree of diversity.
Applicants should individually:
• Have an interest in a career in planned giving.
• Have a demonstrated commitment to the nonprofit sector (i.e., have worked in or volunteered for nonprofits).
Post-Conference Benefits
Mentorship for 12 months.
We will connect you with one or more current NCPGC members who will be available as a resource to you as you learn more about planned giving for your organization or in your personal career path.
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