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Round Table Discussions: Timely Topics in Gift Planning Today PLUS The 2025 Bank of America Study of Philanthropy: Charitable Giving by Affluent Households

 
 
2.5 CFRE CEs have been applied for.
 
Meetings are part of the CGPCT membership benefits.  There is no charge for current members to register (register using options at the bottom, or from the email invitation).    Guests are $50 (register and pay using the Pay Now button to the right).  Credit cards accepted online only.        
 
 

The Charitable Gift Planners of Connecticut provides ethically-focused gift planning education, training and advocacy to development professionals, professional advisors, volunteers and donor advisors.

 
CGPCT COVID-19 Event Protocols & Policy -  Please note event attendees are not required to wear masks, but can do so at their option. Event attendees are required to acknowledge and accept the terms and conditions contained in our  Covid-19 Liability Waiver and Affirmation of Conduct Restrictions . Submission of your registration is regarded as affirmation of your acceptance in this regard.
 

Thursday, December 11, 2025
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Eastern Time

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Location

Masonicare at Ashlar Village
74 Cheshire Road
Wallingford   CT  
 
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Agenda

 


Alex P. DeVivo
Director of Gift Planning
University of Hartford

Michael Afflitto, CAP
Director of Gift Planning
The Salvation Army

Tim Throckmorton, JD, LL.M, CExPtm
SMD, Client Planning and Consulting
Webster Private Bank

Colleen Entenman
Allaire Elder Law

Dec 11 2025 9:00AM


Round Table Discussions: Timely Topics in Gift Planning Today


Led by CGPCT board members, the round tables will offer a lively and energetic exchange of ideas relevant to philanthropy. Attendees will have a chance to participate in two 45-minute discussions on the following topics:

1) Ethical use of AI led by Alex Devivo of the University of Hartford. What is AI, how is it being used in philanthropy and non-profit organizations, what ethical considerations do we need to take regarding donor privacy, etc.

2) How to confirm donor testamentary intent and established plans - Led by Michael Afflitto of the Salvation Army.

3) The New Tax Law and its impact on your donors – Led by Tim Throckmorton of Webster Bank.

4) Planned Giving role in campaigns - idea generation, what our institutions are doing, scope, counting PG gifts, training teams regarding PG opportunities.


Dec 11 2025 10:30AM


Intermission Program – Annual meeting and election of 2026 Board and Officers




Caitlin Meloy, CAP®
Senior Vice President, Philanthropic Strategist
Bank of America

Dec 11 2025 11:00AM


The 2025 Bank of America Study of Philanthropy: Charitable Giving by Affluent Households


The biennial Bank of America Study of Philanthropy on the giving and volunteering practices for affluent Americans has been researched and written at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy in partnership with Bank of America since 2006. This session will dive deep into the findings, highlight critical trends in giving patterns and motivations driving these donors, and how nonprofits can integrate these metrics into their fundraising strategies.



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DateCourse Title/DescriptionStartCFRE
Dec 11, 2025 Round Table Discussions: Timely Topics in Gift Planning Today Alex P. DeVivo Michael Afflitto, CAP Tim Throckmorton, JD, LL.M, CExPtm Colleen Entenman 9:00 A info
Intermission Program – Annual meeting and election of 2026 Board and Officers 10:30 A
The 2025 Bank of America Study of Philanthropy: Charitable Giving by Affluent Households Caitlin Meloy, CAP® 11:00 A info



Registration Fee
Member
Free
 
Non-Member
$50.00