Advancement Podcast

Keith Johnson and Nate Wambold talk about how to manage the current disruption to businesses related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On December 20, 2019, President Trump signed into law the SECURE Act which makes a number of significant tax law changes effecting retirement planning as well as planned giving.  The new legislation addresses a wide variety of areas that are likely to impact our alumni and friends. Keith Johnson unpacks the new policy in this episode of Advancement.

Cairn University is excited to offer free will preparation services and estate planning documents through our friends at FreeWill. FreeWill also provides our donors with an option to gift qualified charitable deductions directly from their IRA to the university.

Planned Giving Officer Keith Johnson invites Dick Millham to the studio to discuss year-end gift planning strategies.

Planned Giving Officer Keith Johnson has a conversation with three Cairn students who have benefitted from our donors’ generous support through the Cairn Fund. Hear Angela, Rayhan, and Annie share about the ministries that God is calling them to, and learn how a charitable gift can make not only a lifelong impact, but an eternal one through the work of our students.

Planned Giving Officer Keith Johnson discusses the importance of estate planning, and how to use your will as a charitable giving tool.

Planned Giving Officer Keith Johnson has a conversation with Sr. Advancement Officer Tammy Butler to help listeners understand the important role of Cairn University’s Office of Advancement and the impact donors have on the lives of our students.

Planned Giving Officer Keith Johnson discusses the benefits of charitable giving, and introduces The Pathway Society.

Planned Giving Officer Keith Johnson discusses the importance of making sure your assets will actually go where you want them to when you’re gone, along with some tips on how to use charitable beneficiary designations to reduce your tax burden.

Planned Giving Officer Keith Johnson discusses the importance of making sure your assets will actually go where you want them to when you’re gone, along with some tips on how to use charitable beneficiary designations to reduce your tax burden.