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A SUPERHERO CALLING: THE MULTIFARIOUS ROLES OF A PLANNED GIVING PROFESSIONAL May 1, 2018 Prepared by Lorraine del Prado 1. Fearless Collector of Competencies 1. Fearless Collector of Competencies CHARITABLE PLANNING v Knowledge of the tax law


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Prepared by Lorraine del Prado May 1, 2018

THE MULTIFARIOUS ROLES OF A PLANNED GIVING PROFESSIONAL

A SUPERHERO CALLING:

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  • 1. Fearless Collector of Competencies
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  • 1. Fearless Collector of Competencies

CHARITABLE PLANNING v Knowledge of the tax law of charitable giving v Basic understanding of tax, financial and estate planning concepts, issues and concerns v Ability to illustrate the tax and financial benefits of various charitable scenarios v Keeping current with regulatory developments v Firm grasp of ethics in fundraising

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  • 1. Fearless Collector of Competencies

MISC: v Mastering the case for long-term support v Understanding policies relating to gift acceptance, investments, endowments, counting and recognition, etc. v Knowing the limits of professional competencies and where to get additional help v Possessing generational competencies v Emotional and social intelligence

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  • 2. Appreciative Connector
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  • 2. Appreciative Connector

v Knowing what moves you, telling your story and making your own commitment first v Enabling supporters of all generations and social classes to be philanthropists v Ability adapt language and messages to donors, professional advisors and internal leaders

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  • 3. Master of Deep Discovery
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  • 3. Master of Deep Discovery

Discovering a supporter’s v Heritage, life journey and important lessons v Hopes, fears and aspirations v Philanthropic motivations and desired outcomes v Tax, financial and estate planning concerns v How they wish to provide for loved ones

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  • 4. Partner in the Donor’s Search for Meaning
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  • 4. Partner in the Donor’s Search for Meaning

v Witnessing donors’ quest for purpose and significance v Exposing them to the various options for positively transforming lives for generations v Honoring how they wish to be remembered

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  • 5. Storyteller and Documentarian
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  • 5. Storyteller and Documentarian

v Honoring the lives, lessons and values of previous generations through various media v Keeping good documentation of donor interactions

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  • 6. Orchestrator of Charitable Plans
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  • 6. Orchestrator of Charitable Plans

v Harnessing problem- solving applications of charitable strategies v Acting as donor’s liaison with charity v Ability to partner with

  • ther fundraisers to

present blended gift

  • pportunities
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  • 6. Orchestrator of Charitable Plans

v Interfacing with donor’s tax, legal and financial advisors v Engaging donor’s family in philanthropic plan and charity v Engaging internal partners to enable suitable recognition

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  • 7. Student of Gerontology
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  • 7. Student of Gerontology

v Learning the social, cultural, psychological, cognitive and biological aspects of aging v Navigating seniors’ paradoxical tasks of:

  • Preserving control in a world

where all control is being lost.

  • Creating a legacy in a world

where time is running out.

  • David Solie
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  • 7. Student of Gerontology

v Understanding the signs of diminishing capacity v Inspiring our own aging process with great models of aging gracefully

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  • 8. Activist and Advocate
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  • 8. Activist and Advocate

vResisting transactional fundraising and non-donor- centered practices vProtecting donors from potential financial abuse vEnforcing donor intent vWitnessing and defending donors’ charitable estate plan

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  • 9. Colleague and Mentor
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  • 9. Colleague and Mentor

vExchanging best practices and resources with colleagues vHelping other fundraising colleagues make planned giving their business vVolunteering to mentor and guide emerging planned giving professionals

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  • 10. Agent of Compassion, Justice and Progress
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  • 10. Agent of Compassion, Justice and Progress

vCreating a safety net for public benefit organizations and protecting their future vEnabling donors to create legacies that positively transform countless lives

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  • 10. Agent of Compassion, Justice and Progress

vHelping inculcate humanitarian values in family members and succeeding generations vInspiring the greater community with the power and feasibility of planned gifts

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Questions, Discussion

Lo Lorraine del Prado

Del Prado Philanthropy www.delpradophilanthropy.com lorraine@delpradophilanthropy.com (206) 236-6474