Kathleen Longo published in BAM Alliance | Wrap up Year-End Giving

Kathleen Longo shares best practices to maximize your year-end charitable giving plans in her blog titled: Wrap Up Your Year-End Giving .
Shared by The BAM Alliance, December 18, 2015

Although the official start to the “Holiday Season” generally occurs on Thanksgiving weekend, the charitable component so often linked to this time of year is highlighted a few days later with #GivingTuesday, which fell on Dec. 1. If you don’t know already, #GivingTuesday, a relatively recent movement, was created in 2012 by New York’s 92nd Street Y in partnership with the United Nations Foundation as a response to consumerism and commercialization. The event takes place each year on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving, providing a respite from Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and is designed to be a global day of giving through monetary donations, your time, goods and your voice.

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