Planned Giving Investment and Administrative Services for Nonprofits
A specialty group dedicated to
serving nonprofit organizations.
Overview
In the nonprofit arena, focus is placed on the organization’s mission and on raising
the necessary funds to achieve its goals.
Further complicating management’s decision-making is the fact that successful development offices incorporate gift planning and planned giving as a means of advancing or exceeding fundraising goals, which requires additional time and the need for strong expertise in administration, compliance, investment and donor relations.
To help nonprofits address these challenges, the PNC Planned Giving Solutions Group enables nonprofit organizations to outsource the investment and back office functions of their planned giving program.
Our Service Platform Enables You to Outsource
To meet challenges of both time and resources, the PNC Planned Giving Group has cultivated its service platform to enable nonprofit organizations to outsource the investment and back office functions of their planned giving program.
The result provides nonprofits with the ability to redistribute workload while increasing comfort with the more complex gifting opportunities.
Our Focus
Specifically focusing on the three areas of administration, investments, and additional resources, our solutions are designed to address the common problem areas of our nonprofit clients:
Administration
Common Problem Areas |
Our Solutions |
A single employee or small back office staff can be disrupted by a retirement, illness or departure. This disruption can result in delays of gift processing, distributions, or even 1099-R and K-1 production. |
We offer a dedicated department that can be the seamless resource to help maintain the responsibilities effortlessly and without interruption. |
Manual record keeping is labor intensive and can be impacted by human error. |
We offer ongoing access to data, online and hard copy, efficiently and accurately. |
Administration of complex gift strategies and vehicles can be stressful, time consuming and expensive. |
Planned Giving administration, for multiple gifting vehicles, is conducted by experienced professionals and is cost effective. |
Investments
Common Problem Areas |
Our Solutions |
Different charitable gifting vehicles require specific investment strategies that are compliant with regulations, while simultaneously meeting donor expectations; further, using the same strategy as the endowments for simplicity is not an optimal solution. |
We offer experience of investment strategists combined with investment advisors who have strong backgrounds in nonprofit investment regulation. |
Investment Committees, even with experience in investments, do not always have familiarity with individually investing planned giving programs. |
Designated Planned Giving investment professionals will meet regularly with your Investment Committee to discuss strategy, performance and customized investment policy statement structure. |
Comprehensive Investment & Administrative Solutions
Our consultative services and support include:
Account Reporting
Provide statements of transaction activity, account holdings, and in multiple formats
PNC Gifting Portal®
Our solution provides a digital platform meant to address the distinct investment, administrative, and infrastructure needs of nonprofit organizations that sponsor donor-advised funds.
Review & Optimize Administrative Functions
Confirms responsibilities are understood — may extend to education and training
Payment Execution
Fulfillment of payouts to annuitants according to desired method and in accordance with schedules
Policy Analysis & Investment Planning
Ongoing matching of policies with your expectations and review of investment objectives for each account.
Provide Regulatory Information
Supply key data and help prepare annual state insurance filings for gift annuity programs
Strategic Gift Consultation & Best Practices Guide
Long-term program strategy and direction for the initial transfer of gifted assets and instructions
Tax Reporting
Prepare and deliver account-specific tax information to each beneficiary or annuitant as well as the trustee
Insights
Manage Assets
Planned Giving and Responsible Investing
Integrating Values with Investing Strategies
5 min read
Manage Assets
Blended Gift Strategies: Impact on Charitable Missions
In this article, we will discuss how blended gift strategies impact charitable missions today, tomorrow, and in the future.
1 min read
Manage Assets
The Accelerating Charitable Efforts (ACE) Act
In this paper, we answer questions related to the ACE Act and the impact this could have on charitable giving.
11 min read
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Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO)
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Important Legal Disclosures & Information
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (“PNC”) uses the marketing name PNC Institutional Asset Management® for the various discretionary and non-discretionary institutional investment, trustee, custody, consulting, and related services provided by PNC Bank, National Association (“PNC Bank”), which is a Member FDIC, and investment management activities conducted by PNC Capital Advisors, LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser and wholly-owned subsidiary of PNC Bank. PNC uses the marketing name PNC Gifting Portal® for platform access and sub-accounting services provided by PNC Bank in connection with donor-advised funds. PNC does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice unless, with respect to tax advice, PNC Bank has entered into a written tax services agreement. PNC Bank is not registered as a municipal advisor under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
"PNC Institutional Asset Management”, and “PNC Gifting Portal”, are registered marks of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Investments: Not FDIC Insured. No Bank Guarantee. May Lose Value.
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