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Gift Planner Profile 5

The Gift Planner Profile is a survey of NCPG members that describes professional characteristics and common practices within the field of charitable gift planning. The first Gift Planner Profile survey was conducted in 1992, with follow-up surveys in 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2007. It is important to note that this is not a true longitudinal survey, as different sampling methods and slightly different questionnaires have been used in each year. However, the results of the survey provide a snapshot of the state of charitable planning, and give an indication of broad trends.

About the Survey

The National Committee on Planned Giving conducted its fifth Gift Planner Profile survey in August and September of 2007. A direct link to the web-based questionnaire was e-mailed to 7,126 NCPG members who had provided NCPG with their e-mail addresses. This is 98% of the total NCPG membership at that time.

The return of 1,605 questionnaires provided a response rate of 22.5%. Therefore, we can be 99% certain the survey's findings are within +/-3% of the total membership's response. It should be noted that the response rate for planners in the for-profit professions was very low. Only 36 respondents reported that their primary employer was a law practice or firm; 42 reported that their primary employer was a financial planning practice or firm; 38 reported that they were employed by a bank of trust company, and smaller groups reported other for-profit employers. For this reason, we do not cross-tabulate results by individual for-profit professions.

Survey Reports

Two reports based on the Gift Planner Profile 5 results have been published in The Journal of Gift Planning. Click the titles below to access these reports in PDF format.

Salary Profiles

NCPG provides salary profiles that analyze salary data from the Gift Planner Profile 5 for multi-state regions. Salaries are analyzed by type of employing organization, budget of employing organization, job title and percentage of time spent on various development activities, including gift planning. The report package also includes a national salary report, using the same variables. Reports are delivered via e-mail in PDF format within 5 working days of receipt of order. The cost of each report package is $30 for NCPG members and $40 for non-members.

To order a salary profile for your region, click here to link to NCPG Order Form.

 
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