Legacy Giving Tips for Nonprofits

Richard Radcliffe is here to talk with us in our latest fundraising webinars series about Legacy Giving. If your organization has been thinking about how to start planned giving or how to increase your current planned gifts program, this is a must-watch video. Richard explains how Legacy Giving is a better option! A legacy gift is simply a donation that is made as part of your will.
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👨‍🦳ABOUT RICHARD RADCLIFFE, FCIOF Cert:
For the last 30+ years Richard has specialised in legacies and researching supporters, training anyone to communicate legacies nicely and developing legacy strategies. His strategies cover every cause of every size on the planet. In 2018 he was given, by the Institute of Fundraising (which recently gained Chartered status), the Lifetime Contribution to Fundraising Award. His recent book, published by Smee & Ford, “Why legacies are brilliant for charities and how to get them” - is globally popular and a very practical book.
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Friendly Disclaimers: We've done our best to provide accurate and helpful information in this video. However, things change, and sometimes mistakes happen. So, remember that while we're sharing our knowledge and experience, always double-check any facts or advice before taking action based on what you've seen here.
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[@waynecmontgomery]

Hey Joanne, liked the show and the guest. My department head Sarah said she will be getting in touch with you shortly right before the end of the academic year which concludes in about 2 months she definitely will be looking to staff a position or 2. I will email you before. However, if I can just correct your guest on something its NOT a great idea to give through a will or last testament for the following reasons; In English common law that is practiced in Canada, America, UK, and Australia Wills can be contested in court by bill collectors, tax authorities, mistresses, children, and ex-wives. The most modern way to leave money or property is through a personal trust revocable or irrevocable. That is my experience from practicing law for over 20 years most wealthy people in rich countries establish a trust when they do NOT want the transfer to be contested in probate.

[@CauseSpecialist]

Hey Wayne. I look forward to hearing from Sarah… sound exciting! I will also pass this along to Richard 😊

[@aud4war4]

Wayne, what are the odds that I saw your job listing on Linkedin just a few days ago and now I see your comment here. Cheers!

[@waynecmontgomery]

@@aud4war4 Social media is a small world. Thank you for reaching out