Andrew Hastings, National Philanthropic Trust
5/10/2016 | 10:00AM
Philanthropic Fracking- Unlocking the Illiquid Assets For Charitable Causes

The world of charitable giving presents unique opportunities for donors and their advisors. From privately held securities to real estate and other tangible assets, high-net-worth donors hold complex and illiquid assets that can be converted into charitable contributions. Andrew will discuss how to maximize asset value while minimizing tax implications to provide the greatest benefit to both donors and the causes they support. This includes determining what type of asset to give and choosing the right charitable giving vehicles. Andrew's session will help donors and their advisors unlock the funds for charitable giving from complex and illiquid assets.

Offers one CE credit hour for the CFP and PACE (CAP) designations

About Andrew

Andrew Hastings is Chief Development Officer and has 20 years of experience in the philanthropic and nonprofit marketplace. Mr. Hastings is responsible for advanced gift planning and major gifts, business development, institutional partnerships, and has been recognized nationally for his pioneering work in the field of charitable marketing and development.

Mr. Hastings wrote and edited NPT’s award-winning publication, A Chronological History of Philanthropy in the United States. He also developed NPT’s annual research study of the donor-advised fund market Mr. Hastings was formerly the President and CEO of Delaware Association of Nonprofit Agencies, which provided management services and technical assistance to more than 2400 Nonprofit organizations.

Mr. Hastings has a B.A. with honors in Political Science from Denison University and also studied at Exeter College, Oxford University.