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— Maxine Stein, Director of Development, National Yiddish Book Center
Here’s an excerpt from an article about planned giving recently published by Deborah Polivy:
Why don’t we use the correct language when speaking about endowment building? Why don’t we say building an endowment to ensure ongoing resources for our Jewish communities and organizations? We often use the terms “planned giving and/or “legacy giving” when what we really mean are contributions that will be placed into an endowment fund, either currently or at death, the distributions from which will be made according to some Board or Finance Committee spending formula…
Read the rest of the article at eJewishPhilanthropy.com.
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