Cash Isn’t Always King: Maximizing Charitable Impact with Non-cash Assets

The November 16, 2022, meeting will include a presentation by Tim Bresnahan, on the topic "Cash Isn’t Always King: Maximizing Charitable Impact with Non-cash Assets". Tentative for 1 CLE general credit. 

Tim Bresnahan, the Senior Director of Gift Planning for The Chicago Community Trust, will present on opportunities for donors to maximize charitable impact through gifts of non-cash assets to public charities. This presentation will provide an overview of the process the donors and their advisors can follow when considering non-cash gifts, as well as practical guidance for successfully making non-cash gifts.

He is responsible for a broad range of matters including charitable contributions, donor advised funds, supporting organizations, agency endowments and other legal, tax and investment aspects of tax-exempt organizations.

Tim joined the Trust in 2016. Prior to joining the Trust, Tim served as the Associate Director of Philanthropic Advisory Services for Northern Trust. While at Northern Trust, Tim advised individuals and families on philanthropy and wealth planning, and managed the Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program. He is a member of the Chicago Estate Planning Council, the Chicago Bar Association, the Advancement Network and the Arts Club of Chicago. Tim is a Leadership Greater Chicago Fellow, serves on the Board of Directors for the Advancement Network, and is a past President of the Board of Directors for Rivendell Theatre Ensemble.

Tim earned a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service degree from Georgetown University and a JD degree from the Chicago-Kent College of Law.

Thank you to our sponsor

Location:

• Maggiano's Little Italy Old Orchard - 4999 Old Orchard Shopping Ctr, Space #A28 Skokie, IL 60077
  

Rates: 

• Season Pass Members: Free
• Regular Members and member's guests: $30 in advance, $36 at the door
• Non-members: $50

Agenda: 

• 7:30 A.M. Networking
• 8:00 - 9:00 A.M. Presentation
• 9:15 A.M. Meeting Adjourns