?? A Wiser Way to Give: Elevating Your Philanthropy ??
Donald Morgan, AIF?, CPFA?
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Welcome to "A Wiser Way to Give," your essential guide to modern philanthropy, legacy building, and impactful giving. Tailored for Gen Z and Millennial decamillionaire families with young children, this weekly newsletter is packed with actionable insights to align your giving with your values and ensure your wealth makes a meaningful impact.?
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?? What’s in Store for You??
1?? Visionary Philanthropy?
2?? Smart Giving Strategies?
3?? Tax-Efficient Giving?
4?? Family-Focused Giving?
5?? Trends and Innovations?
6?? Behavioral Science Meets Giving?
7?? Inspiration & Real-Life Stories?
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?? Upcoming Articles: A Sneak Peek?
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?? FAQs?
Q: Who is this newsletter for?? This series is crafted for forward-thinking individuals building their legacy while striving to make a meaningful impact through their giving.?
Q: Will this content help me save on taxes?? Yes! We’ll explore donor-advised funds, charitable trusts, and tax-efficient strategies to optimize your giving.?
Q: How do I get my family involved?? Our articles focus on family meetings, storytelling, and activities that bring giving to life for your kids.?
Q: Is this compliant with financial regulations??
Yes. This newsletter adheres to published IRS regulations and aligns with professional best practices, incorporating insights from reputable industry resources to provide accurate and valuable information.?
?Donald F. Morgan is a full-time financial advisor, serial entrepreneur, lifelong amateur economist, and political scientist. He is often seen on television news and quoted in publications as diverse as The Financial Times, US News and World Report, and Spokane Journal of Business. He and his wife Violet produced and directed a local television talk show, and he has had a column in the Coeur d’Alene Press. His views are his own.