Title: CGP Advocacy Update

Date: October 17, 2024 

Time: 1:00 p.m. ET

Cost: Free, but registration is required

While the upcoming election dominates the airwaves, important work is taking place on the committee level and in legislators' offices. Join this update to hear from members of the team at Integer, our DC-based partner, to learn about what activities are taking place to protect and encourage policies that support charitable giving.

Register online at https://charitablegiftplanners.org/october-17-2024-advocacy-update-0

Estate Planning Awareness Week Webinar

Title: Cultural Awareness in Legacy Giving: Enhancing Donor Relationships

Panelists:

• Diana Campoamor, founder of Nuestra América Fund
• Andrew Tudor, CFP, CAP, Zenith Wealth Advisors

Cost: Free, but registration is required

Webinar Description: Join us during National Estate Planning Awareness Week for an engaging and insightful webinar on Cultural Awareness in Legacy Giving: Enhancing Donor Relationships. This virtual event, hosted by the CGP DEI Committee, will explore the importance of cultural sensitivity and awareness in legacy giving. Join panelists Diana Campoamor and Andrew Tudor to learn how to build stronger, more meaningful relationships with donors by understanding and respecting their diverse backgrounds and values. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your donor relationships and make a lasting impact.

Register online at https://charitablegiftplanners.org/october-23-2024-estate-planning-awareness-week-webinar-0

Join us for an insightful presentation by Philip Hackney, Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, titled "Elections and the IRS." This one-hour session will delve into the critical IRS rules that nonprofits must adhere to in the realm of social and political change. Professor Hackney will provide an expert analysis of how these regulations impact the operations and activities of nonprofits, ensuring they remain compliant while pursuing their missions.

About the Presenter:

Philip Hackney's scholarship focuses on the legal framework governing the nonprofit tax-exempt sector, encompassing charities, social welfare organizations, labor unions, and trade associations. His research examines the influence of the Internal Revenue Code on these entities, which play crucial roles in providing services to vulnerable populations, engaging in political advocacy, managing healthcare provision, and delivering education. Professor Hackney's work aims to enhance the understanding of nonprofits to inform better design of tax and state law rules, ultimately serving the sector's diverse purposes more effectively.

To learn more about Professor Hackney and his extensive work, please visit his full biography here.

Continuing Education

Full participation in Elections and the IRS is applicable for 1.0 points in Category 1.B -Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.

Pennsylvania CLE credit pending.