PAL Institute

The Philanthropic Advisor Leadership (PAL) Institute is a collaboration between The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta to provide financial, legal and accounting professionals, with training designed to educate them on how to better incorporate charitable planning into their professional practice.   

The purpose of the PAL Institute is to deepen participants’ understanding of how values motivate philanthropic clients, to hone existing estate and income tax planning skills as they relate to charitable planning, and to forge strong and lasting professional ties between the various participants.  

The PAL Institute is a highly regarded leadership development and networking program along the lines of leadership Atlanta.  Over 60 professionals in the Atlanta community are PAL Institute alumni.  Alumni continue to learn about our nonprofit community, discuss values based and charitable planning issues, and network together.

 

2013 Program 

Details about the 2013 program will be posted in June.

 

Contact 

For questions, please contact Christy Eckoff, Director of Gift Planning, The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, at ceckoff@cfgreateratlanta.org or 404-588-3183. 

Highlights

Foundation measures metro Atlanta's philanthropy

At The Community Foundation, we are committed to promoting and supporting philanthropy in the metro Atlanta region.

In 2010 we commissioned an in-depth study to track the investment and engagement of residents in our 23-county region in four key areas: Community Involvement, Philanthropic Giving, Volunteerism, and Public Policy Involvement.

It is our intent to conduct this study every three years to see changes in how Atlantans are connected and engaged around in the four key areas.

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