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Legacy Fundraising: Why You Must Start a Bequest Marketing Program Now

By Alan Sharpe, CFRE
Never before has there been more money available to your organization than right now.

Members of the “Greatest Generation,” those who lived through the Great Depression and the Second World War, now in their 80s and 90s, are collectively leaving billions of dollars to charitable causes in the United States and Canada.

Their preferred vehicle for giving isn’t a check. Or a credit card. It’s a simple charitable bequest in their Will. If you are not marketing your bequest program to this generation with all the resources you have available, you are missing what many are calling the greatest opportunity in the history of fundraising. [Read more...]

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