An organization designed for the exchange of information
and the advancement of expertise for planned giving professionals.

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The Northwest Planned Giving Roundtable is a regional council which serves Oregon and SW Washington. The Council provides support for local planned giving officers and also allied professionals in the legal, accounting, estate, and financial planning fields. The Northwest Planned Giving Roundtable (NWPGRT) has an affiliation with the Partnership for Philanthropic Planning (PPP), headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Opportunity to Enlighten and Educate Yourself
The Northwest Planned Giving Roundtable is an organization designed to meet the specialized needs of planned giving professionals in the Oregon and SW Washington area. Our membership is comprised of a dynamic and diverse group of planned giving professionals from academic, religious, health, cultural, and social institutions. Allied professionals such as attorneys, accountants, financial planners, and others are also welcome to join the Roundtable.

The Opportunity to Access Information on the National Level
We recognize that it’s crucial to be tuned in to the big picture as well as the local one. Membership in the Northwest Planned Giving Roundtable means automatic membership in the Partnership for Philanthropic Planning. No additional fees are required of our members.

Membership Benefits:  Newsletter, national directory of council members, and the opportunity to attend the annual national conference on planned giving at a reduced fee. The conference offers advanced learning opportunities on many important professional issues such as tax and legal requirements, donor research, government relations, and ethics.

            We welcome your participation and invite you to apply for membership.  Please log on to the PPP web site at www.pppnet.org.  From the navigation bar on the left side of the home page click on membership, then select join/renew, then select the NWPGRT council, and continue to the membership application. 

Membership Eligibility: Membership is open to individuals who work for a non-profit institution and are involved with planned giving at their institutions, whether on a full-time or part-time basis. Allied professionals are also encouraged to become members.

Dues: Dues are paid on an annual basis. Refreshments at meetings are usually complimentary. Membership with the National Committee on Planned Giving is included in your annual NWPGRT membership dues.