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Futures is The Dayton Foundation's national award-winning newsletter tailored to professional financial advisors and estate planners in the Greater Dayton Region.

Recent issues of Futures are available in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. If you do not have Acrobat, click here to download a free version. Once downloaded, you can save any one of these publication files to your hard drive. Simply right-click on your selection, select "Save Target As" from the File menu, then locate a destination directory on your hard drive.

PLEASE NOTE: Issues of Futures appear as they were originally published. Calculations presented in the case examples may have changed over time. Please contact a member of our Development staff at (937) 222-0410 for current figures.

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Winter/Spring 2013:
IRA Charitable Rollovers - Even Better in 2013

By Joe Oehlers, Partner, Bieser, Greer & Landis

Fall 2012:
Talking to Clients about Charity and the Benefits of The Dayton Foundation

By John M. York, Senior Vice President of Investments, YHSA Wealth Management Group, Merrill Lynch

Summer 2012:
Change in the Ohio Estate Tax - Helping Your Community: Soon It Will Be All Your Choice

By Richard L. Carr, Jr., Esq., Dunlevey, Mahan & Furry

Winter/Spring 2012:
Community Impact Endowment Funds - An Attractive Alternative for Charitable Clients

By Joseph B. Baldasare, M.S., CFRE, vice president of Development, The Dayton Foundation

Fall 2011:
Charitable Checking Accounts^SM: A Gift to Children to Grow Their Spirit of Giving

By Donald F. Harker, III, Attorney-at-Law, Harker, Baggott & Hall

Summer 2011:
DP&L - A Likely Taxable Event This Year and How the Charitable Option Can Play a Role

By Jack H. Adam, Vice President and Portfolio Manager, Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc.

Winter 2011:
Thinking Differently About Charitable Giving: Using Closely Held Stock to Make a Charitable Gift

By Sam Warwar, Esq., Tax Partner, Coolidge Wall Co., L.P.A.

Summer 2010:
Roth IRA Conversions and the Charitable Option

By Stanley J. Katz, Principal, ClientFirst Financial Strategies, Inc.

Spring 2010:
The Ohio Community Pooled Trusts Are Helping to Aid People with Disabilities

By Kevin R. Hayde, executive director, The Disability Foundation, a supporting organization of The Dayton Foundation

Fall 2009:
Optimizing the Use of Retirement Plans and IRA Benefits for Charitable Giving Purposes

By John M. Cloud, Esq., Rogers & Greenberg, LLP

Summer 2009:
The Dayton Foundation's Unrestricted Endowment Option: For Clients Looking to Help the Community Broadly

By Kevin L. McDonald, Vice President and Trust Administrator, Key Bank

Spring 2009:
How Working with The Dayton Foundation Can Benefit Clients Who Are Small Business Owners

By Gary L. Hunt, JD, CPA, Partner, Battelle & Battelle LLP

Fall 2008:
The Benefits of Deferred Funds in Uncertain Economic Times and Discussing Charitable Giving with Clients

By Scott E. Behnken, President, Behnken Financial Services, Inc.

Summer 2008:
Charitable Gift Annuities and Charitable Remainder Trusts: How They Work and When to Use Them

By Deborah D. Hunt, Esq., Partner, Sebaly Shillito + Dyer

Spring 2008:
Enlisting the Support of Estate and Financial Advisors: New Numbers and a Vision for Our Region

By Michael M. Parks, CFRE, President, The Dayton Foundation

Fall 2007:
A Charitable Checking Account^SM Can Help in Times of Personal Loss

By Lisa M. Bruder, Esq., Senior Development Officer, The Dayton Foundation

Spring/Summer 2007:
Family Foundation Plus^SM: Building a Family Legacy to Withstand the Test of Time

By Jan A. Clark, Esq., Senior Development Officer, The Dayton Foundation

Winter 2007:
Coaching the Philanthropist

By Jonas J. Gruenberg, Esquire, Coolidge Wall Co., L.P.A.

Fall 2006:
Several Reasons to Prefund Your Charitable Checking Account^SM and Increase the Benefit of Giving

By Lynn Burns, CPA, JD, CFP; Owner of Burns Tax Consulting, LLC

Spring 2006:
Increasing Wealth and Charitable Giving: The Role of Insurance in Financial and Estate Planning

By L. Wesley Boord, CLU, ChFC, MSFS, CLTC; Partner, Comprehensive Planning Group, Inc.

Winter 2006:
The Ohio Community Pooled Flexible-Spending Trust: A New Option for Loved Ones with Disabilites

By Jesse B. Beasley, Esq., Certified Elder Law Attorney

Fall 2005:
Why One Advisor Uses the Free Charitable Checking Account^SM Service and Refers Clients

By Donald J. Schade, Financial Advisor and Senior Vice President - Investments, Merrill Lynch

Summer 2005:
Strategy in an Uncertain Environment: A Method for Supplementing Clients' Retirement Income

By Jay A. Buckingham, CFP/CSC, President, Buckingham Financial Group, Inc.

Spring 2005:
How to Help Your Client Leave a Charitable Legacy

By Attorney James L. Jacobson, Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling

Winter 2005:
How Family Foundation Plus^SM Can Provide An Attractive Alternative to a Private Foundation

By Attorney Richard F. Carlile, Partner, Thompson Hine LLP

Summer/Fall 2004:
How One Company Uses the Charitable Checking Account^SM Service to Benefit Clients

By Robert J. Suttman, II, CFA, President and Principal, Eubel, Brady & Suttman Asset Management

Spring 2004:
Endowed Funds Generate Gifts that Keep on Giving

By Attorneys Frederick J. Caspar and David R. Wickham, Chernesky, Heyman & Kress PLL

Winter 2004:
Real Estate and Charitable Intent: How They Equate

By Alan B. Schaeffer, Esq., and John E. Clough, Esq., Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling Co. L.P.A.

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File date: 02-28-2013