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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by AFP North Dakota - Northern Plains Chapter - $15 
 for NDANO members\n\nFor the last forty years\, charities have focused the
 ir high-end fundraising on unrestricted gifts from the Traditionalist gene
 rations (born Pre-1946). With the rise of the 'New Philanthropists' (born 
 1946-present)\, there has been a significant generational shift in the don
 or base. In this session\, Brian will share the latest research from his b
 ook with co-author Robert E. Wahlers\, The Philanthropic Planning Companio
 n: The Fundraisers' and Professional Advisors' Guide to Charitable Gift Pl
 anning\, exploring why charities and professional advisors must use a coll
 aborative\, philanthropic planning approach when working with high net wor
 th donors from these rising New Philanthropists. Special attention will be
  given to the common elements from philanthropic planning efforts from Pri
 nceton\, Harvard\, the Heritage Institute and others. \n\nAt the conclusio
 n of this session\, participants will:\n•  Understand the shared values of
  different generational cohorts and what motivates their giving\n•  Unders
 tand the opportunities for their practice/organization if they embrace a p
 hilanthropic planning approach for high net worth prospects/clients\n•  Id
 entify the best practices for shaping a practice or charitable organizatio
 n to work with high net worth individuals in philanthropic planning\n\nLun
 ch will be served. Please RSVP to Christina Burns\n
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by AFP North Dakota - Northern Plains Chapter - $15 f
 or NDANO members\n\nFor the last forty years\, charities have focused thei
 r high-end fundraising on unrestricted gifts from the Traditionalist gener
 ations (born Pre-1946). With the rise of the 'New Philanthropists' (born 1
 946-present)\, there has been a significant generational shift in the dono
 r base. In this session\, Brian will share the latest research from his bo
 ok with co-author Robert E. Wahlers\, The Philanthropic Planning Companion
 : The Fundraisers' and Professional Advisors' Guide to Charitable Gift Pla
 nning\, exploring why charities and professional advisors must use a colla
 borative\, philanthropic planning approach when working with high net wort
 h donors from these rising New Philanthropists. Special attention will be 
 given to the common elements from philanthropic planning efforts from Prin
 ceton\, Harvard\, the Heritage Institute and others. \n\nAt the conclusion
  of this session\, participants will:\n•  Understand the shared values of 
 different generational cohorts and what motivates their giving\n•  Underst
 and the opportunities for their practice/organization if they embrace a ph
 ilanthropic planning approach for high net worth prospects/clients\n•  Ide
 ntify the best practices for shaping a practice or charitable organization
  to work with high net worth individuals in philanthropic planning\n\nLunc
 h will be served. Please RSVP to Christina Burns\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20130410T114500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20130410T133000
LOCATION:Audioconference (Student Union\, Alumni Room\, 1425 Schafer St.\, 
 Bismarck\, ND)
SUMMARY:Transformational Gifts:  Using Philanthropic Planning to Partner wi
 th Prospects and Advisors
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