How to Raise Planned Gifts by Mail
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The Complete Guide to Planned Giving, 3rd Edition
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Women, Wealth and Giving: The Virtuous Legacy of the Boom Generation
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Tax Economics of Charitable Giving
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Harnessing the Power of the Charitable Remainder Trust, 8th Edition
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The Stelter Company combined forces with the nationally renowned research firm Selzer & Company Inc. to provide groundbreaking research into who names charities in their wills, when and why. Our discovery? The audience that most gift planners target today may represent only the tip of the iceberg.
To help unravel the mysteries behind creating effective mail pieces, we gathered some essential tips in a new publication, Readership and Response: A Guide to Effective Direct Marketing. Inside you’ll find a collection of best practices, techniques and ideas you can try today to start improving your mailings.
Every cent of your organization’s money counts when you practice good stewardship, so make time to apply for reduced postage rates from the Postal Service. The rates you pay in Nonprofit Standard Mail are approximately 40 percent lower than the regular rate charged to commercial mailers. Ready to get started? We’ve collected all the forms and information you need in our downloadable guide.
