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...hich has been awarding grants to nonprofit organizations since 1978. These gra...vide services to other interested organizations and individuals. Grantee organizations have: Access to persons...
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...aising help, equipment, money to nonprofit groups;
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... , with his help, have come to hold key positions as employees at two of his Rizzo's restaurants in Philadelphia. In addition to running two restaurants, which employ 110 people and which leave him precious little spare time, Beal is president of an organization called PECORA (Private Employers Council on Reemployment Assistance) . PECORA, composed of businessmen, community leaders and several big corporate sponsors, is a nonprofit, private organization formed for the purpose of putting back into Philadelphia's work force recovering drug and alcohol users. Upon entering treatment, 80 percent of these recovering addicts are unemployed. PECORA's program pre-approves applicants for potential hire, requiring that they be drug or alcohol free for at least 90 days before they are offered employment. Beal got involved in the program six years ago when a long-time friend, ... become a productive member of society. In fact, he has given that chance to many people who might otherwise have dropped out of society but who, with his help, have come to hold key positions as employees at two of his Rizzo's restaurants in Philadelphia. In addition to running two restaurants, which employ 110 people and which leave him precious little spare time, Beal is president of an organization called PECORA (Private Employers Council on Reemployment Assistance) . PECORA, composed of businessmen, community leaders and several big corporate sponsors, is a nonprofit, private organization formed for the purpose of putting back into Philadelphia's work force recovering drug and alcohol users. Upon entering treatment, 80 percent of these recovering addicts are unemployed. PECORA's program pre-approves applicants for potential hire, requiring that they be drug ...
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...he unique exposures that these
organizations face”. Those are the skillsets th... more than 1.5 million non-profit organizations in
the US, there is plenty of ...
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...ing to this group? For example, nonprofits are notoriously challenging becaus...
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...ral big corporate sponsors, is a nonprofit, private organization formed for th...
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..., churches/synagogues, and other nonprofit organizations can follow the Life production. T...ity figures often is tied to such organizations. CAVEAT: Don't ask for an off...
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... estate liquidity when liquidity has been achieved. The beneficiary has died, and there's no apparent potential beneficiary. Retirement or disability changes priorities or plans. Accumulating interest on policy loans starts to choke the value of the policy. The need for immediate cash outweighs the need for payment to the beneficiary. The investment potential of a cash settlement seems more attractive than maintaining the policy. The owner is a nonprofit organization that prefers current cash. Policies funding buy-sell or corporate stock-redemption plans are no longer needed. Here are some real-life cases: A 64-year-old female had a $500,000 policy with $75,000 cash surrender value. She received $190,000, and the agent got a referral fee of $7 ,500 (1 /2 % of policy face value) . A ... male had two Term policies totaling $6 million face and an annual increasing premium of $102,500. He received $270,000, and the agent's referral fee was $60,000 (1 % of face) . An 84-year-old female who lived in a nursing home had a policy with $1 million face, cash surrender value of $200,000, and an annual premium of $15,303. Her family received $520,000. Many agents can identify situations that would be best served by life settlements. Failure to inform clients about them, when appropriate, might be a terrible disservice. It might also deprive the agent of a huge fee (some have been reported in the six-figure range), cost them some important clients, or even lead ...
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... being a government entity, to a nonprofit, to a for-profit, to simply an asso...
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...ssing this opening, from a major nonprofit organization, was supposed to have ...