http://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.comQuick Blogcasthttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/03/17/fundraising-advice-for-free.aspx#comment-3256938It takes dedicated people to join a fundraising team, those who can give extra time and effort to partake in different fundraising activities. You have to give your heart. In this way, you can touch others life. Moreover, realizing the situations would let you feel the exact experiences they have.Fundraising Website2010-06-26T08:05:04Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/09/06/got-life-insurance--run-for-your-life.aspx#comment-3247912Very interesting thoughts on the viatical insurance. The fact that people have turned buying and selling life insurance into a market is baffling to me. I guess people will find anyway to make money.renters insurance2010-06-23T17:31:57Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/09/06/got-life-insurance--run-for-your-life.aspx#comment-3244027Didn't they learn from the junk mortgages that this type of thing is never a good idea.Sauna2010-06-22T19:23:09Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/12/23/avoid-death-or-taxes--take-your-pick.aspx#comment-3244023Thank you for answering my questions. This was informative.Dog Houses2010-06-22T19:18:22Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/06/12/what-giving-usa-2009-didnt-tell-us.aspx#comment-3210777It's really not a missed opportunity.  Planned gifts are only included as they are paid out...someone usually has to die first before that happens. Planned Giving Breakthroughs2010-06-10T15:01:36Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/10/01/social-media-vs-planned-giving.aspx#comment-3208451A very good point there! After all, what media was there to market anything (let alone, charity!) about a couple of decades ago!! People have become so mechanical that the personal touch has disappeared especially where it comes to raising funds where the personal touch matters a great deal! Social media is good for the exposure but one should never forget that personal touch where it helps to build relationships which lasts a lifetime in many cases!!Medical Alarm2010-06-10T03:04:53Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/12/23/avoid-death-or-taxes--take-your-pick.aspx#comment-3203996Breakthrough Philanthropy faq's answered a lot of my questions. Thank you.Lisa Caponigri2010-06-09T07:37:12Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/12/23/avoid-death-or-taxes--take-your-pick.aspx#comment-3203379I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment.Pets Online2010-06-09T04:31:55Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/07/05/is-planned-giving-in-camp-this-summer.aspx#comment-3175290Well, you can look at “planned giving” both ways - while many people may find it uncomfortable to face the reality of death and take it as an insult that you are speeding their end, others may even without asking, plan to give a portion of their wealth to charity! So you must be very careful and approach only people you know personally for planned giving! This is where personal relationships help rather than the social media! So, planned giving depends a lot on you knowing the people very personally!Life alert2010-06-03T07:01:07Zhttp://plannedgivingbreakthroughs.com/2009/09/06/got-life-insurance--run-for-your-life.aspx#comment-3168020well i think people should invest in the right places and that also only after getting a lot of information on them.<br /> Internet marketing agencydaniel Hepzi2010-06-01T12:43:01Z