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As you’ve chatted over the years with the professionals working at your favorite nonprofits, you’ve likely heard the term “planned giving.” You may have even wondered what the term means–even if you have already structured so-called “planned gifts” to support your favorite charities! Here are a few pointers to help break down the concept of planned giving, along with ways Whidbey Community Foundation can help you achieve your charitable goals. Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/ddf835uK

In a crowded field of 1.8 million charities, differentiation is crucial. But with a unique value proposition (UVP), your nonprofit is poised to stand out. Our latest resource, "Discovering Your Nonprofit's Unique Value Proposition: A Step-by-Step Guide," will teach you how to identify and articulate your UVP to attract the right supporters and create lasting change. Get our comprehensive guide, complete with practical worksheets: https://lnkd.in/dEahGHhu #NonprofitSuccess #UVPGuide #MakeYourMissionStandOut

Unlock the Potential of Donor-Advised Funds for Your Nonprofit! 💰 Discover the growing impact of DAFs in Philanthropy 🌟 DAFs: A Gateway to Charitable Legacy 🌟 Tax Incentives: Driving Force for DAF Popularity 🌟 Simplicity in Comparison: DAFs vs. Private Foundations Explore why DAFs are gaining prominence and how your nonprofit can benefit. Learn the steps to make DAFs accessible, securing substantial donations from high-income donors. Read more via our blog: https://lnkd.in/eF2QkYeJ

Disaster-relief charities have long contended with sudden influxes of attention and donations. But any nonprofit could face this enviable “problem.” While your nonprofit is in a period of relative calm, consider how you might handle it. For example, track normal website traffic so you’ll recognize when interest in your organization is surging. Make sure you can get in touch with board members, who may need to make quick disaster-related and financial decisions, and new volunteers, who will want to do their part. Also, be prepared to capitalize on any surge of media interest in your nonprofit and turn it into long-term support.https://bit.ly/3PUe3qO

Disaster-relief charities have long contended with sudden influxes of attention and donations. But any nonprofit could face this enviable “problem.” While your nonprofit is in a period of relative calm, consider how you might handle it. For example, track normal website traffic so you’ll recognize when interest in your organization is surging. Make sure you can get in touch with board members, who may need to make quick disaster-related and financial decisions, and new volunteers, who will want to do their part. Also, be prepared to capitalize on any surge of media interest in your nonprofit and turn it into long-term support.https://bit.ly/3PUe3qO

Disaster-relief charities have long contended with sudden influxes of attention and donations. But any nonprofit could face this enviable “problem.” While your nonprofit is in a period of relative calm, consider how you might handle it. For example, track normal website traffic so you’ll recognize when interest in your organization is surging. Make sure you can get in touch with board members, who may need to make quick disaster-related and financial decisions, and new volunteers, who will want to do their part. Also, be prepared to capitalize on any surge of media interest in your nonprofit and turn it into long-term support.https://bit.ly/3PUe3qO

Disaster-relief charities have long contended with sudden influxes of attention and donations. But any nonprofit could face this enviable “problem.” While your nonprofit is in a period of relative calm, consider how you might handle it. For example, track normal website traffic so you’ll recognize when interest in your organization is surging. Make sure you can get in touch with board members, who may need to make quick disaster-related and financial decisions, and new volunteers, who will want to do their part. Also, be prepared to capitalize on any surge of media interest in your nonprofit and turn it into long-term support.https://bit.ly/3PUe3qO

The FY23 Be BlueRock Foundation Impact Report tells the awesome story of our foundation and the impact we had in the last financial year. Are you curious about: How many hours BlueRockers gave to charity? How much our Foundation granted to charities? Where our money comes from and how it is spent? Find all the answers in our FY23 Impact Report! → https://lnkd.in/gSRMvS-N

Disaster-relief charities have long contended with sudden influxes of attention and donations. But any nonprofit could face this enviable “problem.” While your nonprofit is in a period of relative calm, consider how you might handle it. For example, track normal website traffic so you’ll recognize when interest in your organization is surging. Make sure you can get in touch with board members, who may need to make quick disaster-related and financial decisions, and new volunteers, who will want to do their part. Also, be prepared to capitalize on any surge of media interest in your nonprofit and turn it into long-term support.