 Gifts
of Property to Small & Mid Size Organizations
How You Can Make Them Work
Thursday, December 4, 2008
1:00 PM, US Eastern Time
Duration: 60-65 minutes, including Q & A
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Planned Giving
Led by John M. Hoskins, CFE, Senior National Philanthropic
Advisor,
Saint Francis Community Services.
Could your organization benefit from a gift of property? Quite
possibly.
Are your prepared to structure and accept such a gift? Possibly
not.
Organizations that don't have dedicated planned
giving staff are often challenged when it
comes to accepting gifts of property.
If you know the essentials of how these gifts work, you'll
be well positioned for a significant gift to come your way.
Who Should Attend?
Development officers, executive directors,
board and committee members from very small, small and mid-sized
organizations will all benefit.
The session will address the following topics:
- How to raise the possibility of a planned gift with a donor
prospect
- Gifts of property, art or closely held stock
- What you must
know to talk the basics with a donor prospect
- How to identify an appropriate professional
- When to bring in legal or professional counsel and what it
might cost
- When a gift is not
a gift -- situations to avoid
About John Hoskins:
John M. Hoskins, CFE, is Senior National Philanthropic
Advisor for the Saint Francis
Community Services. Saint Francis
is a child welfare agency based in Kansas and serving 2,000 children
in Kansas, Mississippi, and California.
John has over 30 years experience
in the planned giving and fundraising field. He has worked for
the Presbyterian Church (USA) Foundation and the National Benevolent
Association. Prior to joining Saint Francis in 2001, he served
as planned giving officer of Saint John’s Cathedral in Denver,
Colorado from 1993-2001.
John is a Certified Direct Marketer (CDM),
a Fellow in Church Business Administration (FCBA), and a Certified
Financial Educator (CFE). In demand as a speaker, John brings a
wealth of knowledge and experience to seminar participants.
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