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March 31, 2009
Will Donors Return to Estate Planners and Lawyers for Advice?
In recent years, donors have turned more to investment advisers for suggestions on how to give money away, and less to lawyers and estate planners.
But now that investment experts have infuriated many donors who lost money in the stock market and elsewhere, that trend may no longer continue said a giving expert who spoke at today’s meeting of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
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