Rotary Planned Giving Lunch
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Subject line: Special presentation on planned giving to The Rotary Foundation, Fort Worth, May 23/ please RSVP to Call or text Claire Olson at 682-888-3099 or email her at clairegolson@att.net Cost for the meal is $18.00 Pay at door
Rotary Club members in District 5790 are invited to a special presentation on planned giving to the Rotary Foundation on May 23:
Making the Most of Your Bequest
Rebecca Tanaka, Planned Giving Officer, The Rotary Foundation
May 23, 2019
Planning and securing the future of individual lives and Rotary clubs are both sensitive and complex, but unless we’re okay with our treasures and estates going somewhere we’d rather they didn’t, it’s an important issue to think about. What will our legacies be? How can we support our clubs after we’re gone?
Rebecca Tanaka, Planned Giving Officer at The Rotary Foundation, will speak at the Fort Worth Southwest Rotary Club meeting on Thursday, May 23. She will share strategies and examples of ways to make future gifts that will benefit both Rotary Foundation programs and individual clubs. Guests from other clubs are welcome to attend.
Meeting details
12 noon to 1:30 pm May 23, 2019
Mira Vista Country Club
6600 Mira Vista Blvd
Fort Worth, TX 76132
PLEASE RSVP SO WE CAN PLAN THE NUMBER OF LUNCHES: Call or text Claire Olson at 682-888-3099 or email her at clairegolson@att.net
Rebecca Tanaka, Planned Giving Officer
Rebecca Tanaka is a Planned Giving Officer for The Rotary Foundation in Evanston, IL. She serves Zones 21B, 30 and 31 by assisting Rotarians in achieving their philanthropic dreams with future gifts to the endowment such as gifts that pay Rotarians income for life, donor advised funds, bequests and named endowed funds. She is also a Rotarian with the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Rotary Club in District 6440 where she currently serves as the Sergeant at Arms.
Being a Rotarian, Rebecca has a unique understanding of how to creatively assist other members in achieving their giving and recognition objectives and in helping their clubs, too. She has worked in planned giving since 2013 and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Rotary. She previously developed planned giving programs for two human service organizations, conducted executive and team training for large US corporations, and taught at universities in the United States, Japan, and Finland. She also worked with the Washington Public Ports Association on state legislative issues in Washington State and Washington, D.C.
Rebecca holds a master’s degree and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Western Washington University, where she received the Outstanding Political Science Award.