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January 05, 2009
Online Discussion Tomorrow: 2009 Outlook
What will 2009 mean for your charity’s fund-raising, grant-seeking, and budgeting efforts? What will the economic meltdown and shifting demographics mean to your bottom line?
Join us tomorrow at noon for an online discussion with experts from New York University’s Heyman Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising and the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University. They will discuss economic trends, changes in Washington, donor demographics, and other key issues that will be relevant to your organization’s operations this year.
The Chronicle’s online discussions are free and open to everyone. People who ask questions in advance have a better chance of getting answers.
An archive of past discussions is available at http://philanthropy.com/live.
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In light of the economy, due you foresee any changes to charitable gift annuities relative to their terms and conditions in the foreseeable future?
— Jim LaJoie Jan 5, 02:47 PM #
Will companies trim product giving in 2009 or is it more likely that cash giving will be reduced?
— Mike Lane Jan 5, 03:03 PM #