AiP (International Association of Advisors in Philanthropy)

AiP (International Association of Advisors in Philanthropy)

Financial Services

Westlake, Ohio 548 followers

Changing the world by inspiring and equipping professional advisors to impact philanthropy one gift at a time.

About us

The International Association of Advisors in Philanthropy, nicknamed "AiP” believes in the transformation of philanthropy through collaboration. It is our belief that philanthropic capacity is built through collaborative programs and projects which unite financial advisors, lawyers, accountants, bankers, trust officers, philanthropic advisors, charitable organizations, foundations, donors, and wealth planners in a common goal. The AiP mission is: - To inspire and educate advisors, helping them make philanthropic planning with their clients/donors an integral part of their practice - To create a unique network of support through collegial relationships among an intentionally diverse spectrum of professionals attracted to membership in our organization - To promote the highest ethical standards in philanthropic planning

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Headquarters
Westlake, Ohio
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  • Thank you to all of our partners and exhibitors for their support!

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    Serving the charitable needs of donors, potential donors, nonprofits, CPAs, wealth advisors, and trusts & estates attorneys

    I believe that the best compliment sponsors/partners/exhibitors can say about ANY conference they attend is that they have spoken with just about every attendee face-to-face---and even better, everyone is REALLY enjoying the conversation and creating incredible buzz and connectivity! A huge thank-you to those who supported the AiP (International Association of Advisors in Philanthropy) conference in San Jose, CA last week...we could not have done it without you: Silver Partner Carrie Hormann and the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital team Bronze Partner Mary (North) Jovanovich, CAP® Christine Lim-Beasley and the DAFgiving360 team Bronze Partner Foundation for California Community Colleges Bronze Partner Bruce Geiss and REALTY GIFT FUND Bronze Partner Ren (Kelly Palmer, MBA, CAP® and her team) And the following Exhibitors: Jennifer Lehman and The American College of Financial Services Emily King, MPA and the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières - USA team Financial Planning Association of New England Julia Ritz Toffoli and Jen Shafer of ideas42 Nicholas Palahnuk, CFP of PhilanthPro Solutions and Johnne Syverson of Charitable Giving Resource Center

  • Thank you to all attendees, speakers, partners, and exhibitors for joining us in San Jose, CA on November 13-15, 2024 for the AiP Conference on Philanthropy 2024! You helped make the conference a great success! Here are a few photos and we can't wait to share additional highlights in the coming weeks! Special shout out to board president Richard Peck and conference leader Mary (North) Jovanovich, CAP®! #philanthropy #philanthropicplanning #advisor #conference

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  • "Money Rich But Time Poor: Tailoring Philanthropic Giving for Millennial Inheritors" will be explored by Katherine Fox, CFP®, CAP®at the AiP Conference on Philanthropy 2024 - Nov 14-15, 2024 in San Jose. Register now - https://lnkd.in/esHXfT7m The Great Wealth Transfer symbolizes more than just money changing hands. It also means a tremendous generational shift in how that money is spent. As wealth changes hands, many inheritors experience an instantaneous shift in their net worth “one that they may have known was coming, but often have not discussed with their families. Millennials and GenZ are well known for the day-to-day financial strain they are under. Many inheritors may not have participated in philanthropic giving at scale prior to their inheritance. Due to the lack of financial security among their peers, the idea may not be socialized for them prior to their inheritance.  Millennials inheriting wealth are also often in the throes of climbing their career ladders and/or parenting, which consumes their time and mental energy regardless of their financial status “and can mean that a charitable giving strategy falls to the bottom of the priority list. In this workshop, Katherine Fox, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER, Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy, and Founder of Sunnybranch Wealth, a wealth management firm for Millennial and Gen Z inheritors, will provide insight into how Millennial and GenZ inheritors are viewing philanthropy and how their strategies for giving are diverging from those of their parents. The session will arm advisors and nonprofit professionals to better understand and tailor their outreach to the next generation of donors by creating clear and effective communication that allows potential donors to quickly understand whether the organization is a match for their values. Notably, aside from working with young inheritor clients, Katherine is a Millennial herself and the fourth-generation member of a philanthropic family that successfully passed wealth and values down across generations. Her superpower is translating complex wealth management concepts for a client base of inheritors that in many cases have not addressed the weight of their inheritance before receiving it. Katherine will cover: Her 5/5/90 rule for inheritors, designed to provide a starting point to include charitable giving as part of their inheritance planning. How millennials are viewing philanthropy amid the broader landscape of giving, including impact investing, positive/regenerative investing, mutual aid, and political giving. The challenges inheritors have aligning their values with their wealth, and how nonprofit organizations can help close the gap. What inheritors need from the philanthropic sector to make decisions in an often time-constrained life. 

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  • Another great pair with Katherina Rosqueta and Carra Cote-Ackah discussing "Towards Greater Impact: How the Intergenerational Wealth Transfer is Shaping the Future of Philanthropy" at the AiP Conference on Philanthropy 2024 - Nov 14-15, 2024 in San Jose, CA! How will next-gen donors and the intergenerational wealth transfer shape the future of philanthropy?  In a fireside chat format, Kat and Carra will explore what the current generational shift entails for philanthropy, the challenges individuals and organizations are navigating, and the unprecedented potential for social impact and positive social change when advisors' clients are equipped and supported to navigate these challenges well. As the founding executive director of the Center for High Impact Philanthropy (CHIP) Kat will draw on the center's applied research as well as the experiences of participants in High Impact Philanthropy Academy, a cohort-based program for individual high net worth donors, family foundation trustees, and professional grantmakers who seek greater social impact with their giving. As a 5th -generation member of the Andrus family, Carra has spent 12 years on the board (including a term as chair) of the Surdna Foundation, one of the oldest and largest family foundations in the United States. In addition to her family's own journey across generations, Carra will bring observations from her work with individuals and multi-generational families seeking to leverage their wealth to more impact-focused strategies.  Kat and Carra will share stories of next-gen philanthropists focusing on a range of social impact priorities. They'll also share real-world examples that illustrate how advisors can and are helping these clients address these priorities. Advisors will learn: What is high impact philanthropy and its relationship to other approaches to giving; What advisors need to know about this wealth transfer so that they can better support their clients' philanthropic journeys towards greater impact ; The role philanthropic advisors have and can play in aligning capital with values; How to avoid the pitfalls and frustrations that clients and families face when seeking greater social impact.

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  • "When Worlds Collide: How to Incorporate Charitable Planning into a Private Business Transition" will be a session led by Christine Lim-Beasley and Eric P. Joranson, J.D. at the AiP Conference on Philanthropy 2024 next month! Register - https://lnkd.in/esHXfT7m About this session: As part of the Great Wealth Transfer, trillions of dollars change hands every year through mergers and acquisitions of privately held businesses. These private business transitions may involve an outright sale to a corporate buyer, a succession plan involving family members, and many other components. For charitably minded business owners, transitioning all or part of a private business to new ownership presents an opportunity to have a tremendous philanthropic impact, no matter the structure. Specialists from DAFgiving360™ will discuss two case studies that illustrate the tax benefits and considerations for gifting private business interests to a donor-advised fund. You will learn about the advantages of contributing business interests, as well as strategies for navigating exit timing, valuation, unrelated business taxable income (UBTI) issues, and other potential risks.

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  • Another can't miss duo at the AiP Conference on Philanthropy 2024! Join Hal Abrams and Drew Moser as they discuss "Achieving Success for Families and Nonprofits through Planned Giving." Learn to use planned giving vehicles to differentiate yourself as an adviser and provide the maximum value to your clients. The presentation will highlight how planned giving vehicles can address many common client scenarios by leveraging charitable giving into increased income and greater tax savings for the client. The presentation will also share common approaches to discuss planned giving and how the discussion leads to a better understanding of the goals of your client. Drew Moser will discuss how Lucky Duck Foundation has assumed a helpful role in coordinating collaboration among advisers.  Register today! https://lnkd.in/esHXfT7m

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  • This can't miss panel with Rebecca Darwent, Adriana Loson-Ceballos, PhD, Noah Maier, Emily Rasmussen moderated by Jay Weisman will dive in to “The Joy, Justice and Impact of Collaborative Giving” at the AiP Conference on Philanthropy 2024! Join us in San Jose next month! Join us for a discussion on how advisors can help their clients make more impact... not only on the communities they serve, but on those they choose to serve those communities with.  Giving is a powerful, emotional, and visceral experience. For some, it's a spiritual journey. A key part of generosity is choosing who to share that journey with. In this session we’ll discuss how giving is reflection of the giver’s values and how collaborative giving can serve to catalyze the reflection, discovery, and articulating of the shared values can lead to building deeper and stronger relationships. We’ll also explore how collaborative giving provides a means of democratizing giving and pooling resources to bring social justice to the forefront and make more of an impact. As an advisor can strengthen your bond between you and your clients while helping them create more vibrant and just communities. Register now! https://lnkd.in/esHXfT7m

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  • To kick of the AiP Conference on Philanthropy 2024, Lisa Barr, CAP®, David Ogburn, Adam R., and Richard Peck will host a panel discussion on our theme "All Bets Are Off!" "All Bets Are Off!" What does that even mean? It means that our world is rapidly changing, and philanthropy is rapidly changing with it. What we knew to be true five years ago is no longer true today. Between world events, generational preferences of donors, the growing and complex ecosystem of nonprofits, tax law changes, and the ever-expanding knowledge that professional advisors must absorb, anything can happen! We must stay current and nimble---together. Our Conference starts out with a "bang" as current AiP president Richard Peck moderates the opening session with three top experts named here. It is sure to be enlightening and stimulating! Grab your seat early. Early bird discount available until 10/11 - register today! https://lnkd.in/esHXfT7m

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