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Nonprofit Fundraising – Securing Donations
Through Planned Giving

Evaluate Planned Giving Options to Help Your Nonprofit Thrive

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Have you incorportated planned
giving into your fundraising strategy?

If not, you should know that by offering planned giving options to donors, you’ll help boost your organization’s financial viability for years to come.

-Even if you already encourage donations through planned giving, you’ll benefit from expert guidance
to ensure you’re on the right track.

Empower yourself with important tips for navigating your planned giving journey – from learning the types of planned gifts that best meet your needs, to determining how to match donors to gifts that align with their goals.

Planned Giving Video – Watch Now

In the Planned Giving Video, you’ll better understand how planned gifts can positively impact   your organization, ensuring that you:

  • Choose gift options that properly align with your fundraising goals
  • Ask donors the right questions when requesting their support
  • Get the help you need when you need it, making processes easier to implement and follow
  • And much more!

Planned Giving Guide – Download Tool Now

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The Planned Giving Guide walks you through the benefits and features of the most
common types of planned gifts, including:

-Charitable Remainder Unitrust

-Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust

-Charitable Lead Trust

-Donor Advised Fund

-Endowment

-Immediate Charitable Gift

Looking to explore more tools?
Click the button below.

The Eder Financial team is here to help you on your fundraising journey.

Contact us today for more information at oi@eder.org

Still Have Questions?

Please call 800-746-1505 and choose option 1, or email us at retirement@eder.org.

Our team is available to assist you during our regular business hours, 8AM-4PM CST.

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Eder Financial serves individuals, organizations, and congregations affiliated with the Church of the Brethren as well as those of like mind within the broader faith-based and non-profit community.