Transforming Legacies A Guide to Legacy Gift Fundraising

1. Don't mention death. · 2. Provide resources to create a will. · 3. Mention the benefits of planned giving. · 4. Talk about bequests as a tribute to a family ... Gift commitments like these – known as legacy gifts – are extra special and greatly appreciated. Notifying us of your legacy gift commitment helps us better ... Leave a planned gift in your will · How to name MSF in your will This sample language may be useful: · Notifying MSF of your gift. We hope you'll let us know ... ... legacy gift to BCRF, please let us know. We want to thank you and learn more about the research that matters to you. LET US KNOW. Need Help. Call Us: General ... “Would you join me as a member of our Legacy. Society by making a planned gift?” Sargeant, A. & Shang, J. (2010). Fundraising principles and. Planned Giving, often called gift planning or legacy giving, is making a charitable donation as part of your overall financial and/or estate plans. As mentioned above, your nonprofit shouldn't be giving donors advice about what to do with their estates. If they seek your advice or ask you questions about ... ... Legacy Society, (SOCIETY NAME). The society is composed of generous and forward-thinking donors who will support our long-term success through a planned gift. The 4 Types of Legacy Gift Asks (Solicitations) · 1. The Simple Ask – “Will You?” · 2. The Soft Ask – “Would You Consider?” · 3. The Softer Ask – “Thoughts?” · 4. Give donors casual calls to check in and see how they're doing · Send handwritten holiday, birthday, or membership anniversary cards · Ask your ...