Planned Giving Resources
Canadian Association of Gift Planners
http://www.cagp-acpdp.org/en/default.aspx
This site provides links to Internet resources of interest to planned-giving officials in Canada and the United States. It also has links to charities that present planned-giving information on their websites.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
Charity Village's Planned Giving Sampler
http://www.charityvillage.com/cv/research/rpg.html
A sampler of articles appearing previously in Canadian FundRaiser.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
National Network of Estate Planning Attorneys (NNEPA)
http://www.netplanning.com
Provides a directory of estate planning attorneys who can help you draw up a will.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
Partnership for Philanthropic Planning
http://www.pppnet.org/
The Partnership for Philanthropic Planning is the national organization for people and organizations that work together to make charitable giving most meaningful. Check out the resources page.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
PlannedGiving.Com
http://www.plannedgiving.com/
In addition to providing ordering information on a planned giving manual, this site also provides numerous links to additional planned giving web sites.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
Planned Giving Design Center
http://www.pgdc.com/cfsm/
The Planned Giving Design Center, sponsored by the Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan, offers nonprofits a computerized outlet for their programs and provides a wealth of information.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
Planned Giving Roundtable of SE Michigan
http://www.plannedgivingroundtable.org/
The purpose of the Planned Giving RoundTable of SouthEast Michigan (PGRTSEM) is to increase the use of planned gifts as tools for support of charitable organizations through the dissemination of information regarding the advantages and techniques of planned giving.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
Planned Giving Today
http://www.pgtoday.com/
Planned Giving Today is a professional, subscription-based, 12-page newsletter that is sent monthly by first class mail to an estimated readership of more than 4,000 individuals throughout the United States and Canada. Launched in September 1990, the publication serves the charitable gift-planning community as a practical resource for education, information, and professional linkage. It aims to help gift planners enable others to give generously, prudently and joyfully. Ultimately, it promotes thoughtful giving as a way of life for the universal benefit of society. The web site includes the table of contents from the current issue and order information. A sampler of selected articles is also included.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
Planned Giving Web Services
http://www.virtualgiving.com/
Over the next ten years, the holders of $43.5 trillion dollars will distribute this unprecedented sum to heirs, government, and charities who make a case for a planned gift. Developing planned giving websites for colleges, universities, hospitals, museums, arts organizations, social services organizations, music schools, churches, synagogues. Complete services including content driven websites and custom designed websites. Web site contains order form for an article reporting the latest data on seniors' use of the Internet. The article supports our premise that the Web delivers wealthier, more financially savvy, and more motivated prospects than direct mail.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
Practical Guide to Planned Giving, 2000 (Book). Farmington Hills, Mich. : Taft, 1999. 8th edition, 997pp. Main Library Reference (1 East) HG177.5 .U6 P7 2000
A comprehensive resource for planning, managing, and marketing successful planned giving programs.
Western Michigan Planned Giving Group
http://www.wmpgg.org/
Established in 1987, the Western Michigan Planned Giving Group was organized for the purpose of uniting gift planning officers from local charities with legal and financial advisors. Through the process of education and networking, local gift planning officers and professional advisors become better equipped to serve the needs of donors and prospective donors in the west Michigan area and beyond.
(Last checked 09/29/08)
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