Charitable Gift Planning in America
America is a Given PlaceA Brief History of Charitable Gift PlanningTuesday, October 6, 202010:00 AM — 11:30 AMVirtual Format - ComplimentaryWhere can you turn for knowledge of events that shape gift planning today? In this convenient new webinar you will learn…
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A recent article in the New York Times* claimed that the American Bible Society issued America's first charitable gift annuity in 1843. When I pointed out to its author that in 1831, Yale issued an annuity to John Trumbull in…
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Pentera: Foundations of Charitable Gift Planning 11/11/20 Planned Giving Group of Connecticut 11/12/20 Chesapeake Planned Giving Council (Baltimore) 11/18/20 Washington Planned Giving Council (Seattle) 1/11/21 Princeton Club of…
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America is a Given Place: A Brief History of Charitable Gift Planning Where can you turn for knowledge of events that shape gift planning today? In this convenient new webinar you will learn the deepest original foundations of gift planning…
What benefits can you expect from investing an hour of your time in watching America is a Given Place? Knowing the history of charitable gift planning is quite useful, even indispensable, for people who encourage or advise donors. Here is…
Where do charitable gift planners, fund raisers, trust officers, attorneys and financial advisors turn for knowledge of events that shape their work today? The National Association of Charitable Gift Planners (CGP) has made resources available at no charge. In its…
Charitable bequests by Mary Chilton Winslow and other Mayflower Pilgrims (1620-1679): Caleb Johnson’s Mayflower History.com, wills of Mayflower passengers at http://mayflowerhistory.com/probate-records Rev. Thomas Bargrave bequest (1621): “Henrico and Its College” by Robert Hunt, The William and Mary Quarterly, Oct. 1938,…
1. Early American charitable bequests. We begin where America began. That is the best way to understand what comes later. Bequests by Mary Chilton Winslow and other Mayflower Pilgrims (1620-1679) and Jamestown colonist Rev. Thomas Bargrave (1621). Grateful trustees renamed…
"This presentation brings a new perspective that can really help planners to understand their work and their field at a new level. It is a great opportunity for planners to learn so much so quickly!" Russell N. James III, Professor…
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For more information and to schedule the webinar: https://wp.me/pb878a-eQ More about America is a Given Place: Practical benefits from watching: https://wp.me/pb878a-gH Praise for the webinar: https://wp.me/pb878a-fs Support by the National Association of Charitable Gift Planners: https://wp.me/pb878a-gw Ron Brown’s speaker bio…
