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October 30, 2008
Prospecting: Poor Economy Shouldn't Prevent Requests for Stock Gifts
A Memphis planned-giving consultant argues that, though fewer stock gifts are all but certain in this economy, donating appreciated securities is still advantageous for many people, and fund raisers should keep promoting those gifts among certain types of donors, notes Prospecting, The Chronicle’s column of news and tips on seeking donations.
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