How to Be a Legacy Leader: Five easy steps to grow your organization’s planned giving potential
June 11 @ 8:30 am - 10:30 am
We work in a sector where there is always more to do than time to do it. How do busy fundraisers (or team members who are not even fundraisers) make time for planned giving? And why does it even matter? In this 90 minute in person session, we will give you the tools to take the five key steps to grow your organization’s planned giving potential.
You will learn:
- What planned giving is and why gift planning is better.
- Why planned gifts are less complicated, but more important than what you thought.
- How to think like a planned giving fundraiser, even if you’re not.
- Five steps that anyone can take to make planned giving manageable at their organization.
Who Should Attend:
- Fundraising team members
- Directors of Development
- Executive Directors responsible for fundraising
- Board members with an active role in future strategy
- Communications team members who want to support fundraising
About our speakers:
Ed Sluga is one of Canada’s most experienced planned giving professionals and is also co-founder of PGgrowth. An innovator and thought leader in the sector for over 25 years, Ed has helped hundreds of organizations develop and benefit from long-term, sustainable and proactive fundraising and planned giving programs. Focusing on developing organizational structures and operations so that they are positioned to experience success for the long-term, Ed’s chief motivation is helping organizations achieve the goals of their mission within their communities.
Peggy Killeen, CFRE, has over 30 years of leadership experience in the creation, management and evaluation of diverse non-profit programs, as well as in raising significant funds for them. Her mission is to work with charities to increase the capacity of their organisations to build and sustain fundraising revenue. Her consultancy work focuses on program development, training and coaching, particularly in the areas of planned giving and donor relations.
