Webinar – Smart Giving in Shifting Times: Tax Wise Strategies for Charitable Impact in 2025 and Beyond

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Join us for a conversation on the 2025 tax law changes and what the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) means for charitable giving, estate planning, and corporate philanthropy. We’ll explore how donating appreciated assets can reduce taxes and increase your impact. Together, we’ll discuss forward-looking strategies—like bunching gifts and…

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Join us for a conversation on the 2025 tax law changes and what the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) means for charitable giving, estate planning, and corporate philanthropy. We’ll explore how donating appreciated assets can reduce taxes and increase your impact. Together, we’ll discuss forward-looking strategies—like bunching gifts and donor-advised funds—to help you stay ahead of upcoming deduction limits.

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Key topics will include:

  • Understand the 2025 Tax Law Changes
    Learn how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) affects charitable deductions, estate planning, and corporate giving—and what it means for your philanthropic strategy.
  • Maximize Impact with Appreciated Assets
    Discover how donating stock and other appreciated assets can reduce taxes and increase the value of your gift to nonprofits.
  • Plan Ahead for 2026 and Beyond
    Explore smart giving strategies—like bunching donations and using donor-advised funds—to stay ahead of new deduction limits and AGI floors.
We are thrilled to welcome Joe Thiegs to speak about this topic and share his expertise with us. Learn more about our speaker below!

 

Joe Thiegs is a trusted charitable giving and philanthropic advisor, speaker, and trainer with many years of experience, including as an estate planning attorney at Dorsey & Whitney, a planned giving officer at the University of Minnesota Foundation, Associate Director of Advancement at the U of M Law School, and Planned Giving Director at Minnesota Public Radio and American Public Media. Now President and Owner of the consulting firm Generoworks, Joe also is a Senior Vice President with Thompson & Associates and is the National Planned Giving Advisor for Greater Public.

He has been Chair of the Minnesota Gift Planning Association’s Board of Directors, and has been active with the Minnesota State Bar Association, having served on the Probate & Trust Law Section’s Governing Council and Legislation Committee. Joe was on the MSBA task force evaluating and making recommendations regarding UPMIFA prior to its adoption in Minnesota. Joe is a graduate of Northwestern University and the University of Minnesota Law School.

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