Sentence examples for planned giving from inspiring English sources
The life insurance industry and planned giving experts also have expressed concerns about such programs.
A national council, a loya jirga, is already planned, giving parliament more powers.
His mother is an associate director of planned giving at Princeton.
Her mother is a consultant for planned giving at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Mass.
The bride is the director of endowments and planned giving at the Anti-Defamation League iNew Yorkrk.
For elective procedures — those that are planned, giving you time to do some research — ask for an itemized list of potential costs, in writing.
Some have established foundations or planned-giving departments, while others work with consultants to help with transactions.
At a gathering in May at the New York City Harvard Club, alumni with distinguished careers in law and finance rose to extol the virtues of planned giving. That refers, among other things, to schemes in which you transfer assets to your alma mater while taking back a lifetime income.
His personal support, planned-giving advice, and generosity, as well as his service as a trustee of the Altman Foundation, strengthened our ability to serve those in need and enriched our New York community.
A donor put four acres of undeveloped land worth $12 million into a charitable remainder trust in 2001, expecting it to sell quickly, said Lindsay Lapole, planned-giving director in the charity's Atlanta office.
Contributions may be sent to the Mark Taylor Memorial Fund, Office of Planned Giving, Manhattan College, Bronx, NY 10471.
