Did you know that people who make philanthropic gifts live longer, happier lives? And the good news is that fundraisers who facilitate those gifts enjoy the same benefits! But what’s the psychology behind why someone gives and how they make that decision? In this light and humorous (and maybe sometimes a bit irreverent) session, we’ll explore the psychology of the prospective donor, their needs, and the techniques you can use to successfully build a relationship and close a gift. Join AFP master teacher Bill Bartolini (ACFRE, Ph.D. & instructor in major gifts fundraising at Columbia University) in this entertaining and useful master class so you can Ask with Confidence. Click to Register
On March 8, your Dayton Partnership of Philanthropic Planning held a Mid-term update at the University of Dayton. on critical topics related to taxes, philanthropy, investing and business. Five local experts, with specialties in law, finance, taxes and philanthropy, shared their knowledge, tips and provided guidance to the audience of 75 professionals.
On May 16, 2019 we met at the Wright State University Foundation. The topic: “Planning & preserving your clients’ estate & their charitable intentions.”
It was a tremendous educational opportunity and offered great networking as well. Stay tuned for our next event.