Thou Shalt Not …
The Seven Commandments of Planned Giving can help you build a trust that will benefit both your donors and your organization.
Also, an argument exists that the organization is giving the donor a private benefit because the charity will be using its own funds to pay for the personal debt of a donor. As a result, it’s in the donor’s best interest to have independent legal advice and to pay for that legal advice out of his or her own pocket.
- People:
- IRAs
- Johni Hays
- Places:
- Iowa
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