The Dallas Legacy Home Run Challenge
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Hold the Date: 7/1/22 at 2 pm Dallas Time
The Challenge
Invite 2-3 clients or donors (or couples) to a one hour webinar on Hitting Your Legacy Home Run
Dallas has long led the way in CAP with more CAPs than any other city. Now let's see if we can convert knowledge to results for the benefit of the community.
Phil Cubeta
The Wallace Chair in Philanthropy at The American College
The Baseball Analogy
Learn what it is and to use it to communicate simply and effectively with your clients and donors
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Will this talk educate and motivate clients?
In February 2019, the University of Texas at Arlington hosted Phil Cubeta for our very own Legacy Home Run seminar. From the dozen households represented on that Saturday morning, UTA now has an additional four current endowed scholarships, each at least $25,000, and five new legacy commitments. These are incredible batting averages! Get the right folks in the ballpark and let Phil be your leadoff batter.
I think a Phil's legacy home run program would be very powerful for both development officers and donors. The program is not typical fundraising fare and deals with subject matter that development officers know from experience but don’t have experience articulating. Phil solves that problem by taking the burden off of the development officer to find the language that gets to the core of the philanthropic decision.
Our Southwestern Medical Foundation Legacy Home Run event at Old Parkland with Phil in 2018 was very well received. It allowed us to elevate the philanthropic discussion with a group of highly motivated prospects. One of the donors who attended, with whom I have worked, subsequently included a testamentary CRT in his estate plan as a way to take care of children and then add to his legacy. Many attendees are now in the portfolios of our major gift officers and are being cultivated and stewarded.
FAQ.
No, but you must be invited by a CAP.
No, this is for the community
Yes, this is set up so you will get the link that you forward to donors and clients. They are welcome to sign in as anonymous.
As the Sallie B. and William B. Wallace Chair in Philanthropy at The American College, Phil Cubeta is responsible for the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy® (CAP®) curriculum.
Prior to joining The American College, Phil served as Chief of Staff for The Nautilus Group, a service of New York Life Insurance Company, providing estate, business, and philanthropic strategies to affluent clients through 200 of the company's top agents.
Phil's original training was in English Literature, Williams College, BA; Philosophy and Psychology, Oxford University, MA; and English Language and Literature, Yale, MA, M.Phil. He also holds the Masters of Science in Financial Services (MSFS) from The American College.
He serves on the Planned Giving Advisory Board for The Carter Center (established by Jimmy and Rosalind Carter). He is a past President of the North Texas Council of Partnership for Philanthropic Planning. In 2012 he was, along with Charles Collier of Harvard, honored with the Fithian Leadership award by Advisors in Philanthropy. In that year he was also the “Power of the Purse” awardee (Advisor category) from Dallas Women’s Foundation. He has served on the Board of National Association of Estate Planners and Councils. And he is a member of The Leadership Institute of National Association of Charitable Gift Planners.
What will this make possible?
Dallas will lead the country as this legacy program goes from city to city. A generation of donors will hit their home run. Ideally, a stand up home run so they can hear the crowd roar.
Next Steps
Express interest to Rebecca Bates at c3 Financial Partners
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214-443-2423
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rbates@c3fp.com
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