The simple way to raise more money: How to start your animal welfare nonprofit's planned giving program

“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.” -Chinese proverb
Planned gifts are often the largest and simplest for a nonprofit organization to receive, and their impact can be life-changing for an organization.
Many organizations shy away from setting up a planned giving program because it seems complicated, and they don't have an estate planning attorney on staff.
Setting up and managing a planned giving program can be easy and rewarding. We’ll do all the hard work for you, and deliver a ready-to-go program that will be simple for your nonprofit to manage.

Don’t be intimidated by alphabet soup – you don’t need to know what a CRUT, CRAT, or CLAT is to set up a planned giving program for your nonprofit organization.
If your nonprofit doesn’t have a planned giving program, you are missing out on an easy source of revenue. Planned gifts tend to be large in size and less work and expense per dollar raised. They can account for 10 – 30% of a nonprofit’s revenue (the average planned gift in the United States is $78,000).
Ready-to-Go Package $3,000
We'll implement a planned giving program for your organization from start to finish. Package includes:
If your organization does not have a graphic designer, package is $4,000.
A La Carte Options
Planned giving training sessions: $125
Options include: planned giving overview, how to talk to your donors about planned giving, setting up your database for planned giving, and how to respond to donors interested in planned giving.
Gift acceptance policy: $350
Legacy membership form $250
If your organization does not have a graphic designer, fee is $300.
Website content: $500 - $1,500
Print brochure $500
If your organization does not have a graphic designer, fee is $750.
Buck slip flyer $250
If your organization does not have a graphic designer, fee is $400.
Planned giving webinar recording $75
An overview of what you need to know to start a planned giving program.


The simple way to raise more money:
How to start your animal welfare nonprofit's planned giving program