Charities should target major donors in their 50s

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Legacy consultant Richard Radcliffe tells delegates at the International Fundraising Congress in 2014 that most charities ask people in their late 60’s for gifts, but wealthier people tend to make their wills a decade earlier ..  <Read full article from Third Sector website>

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