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The Planned Giving Wiki originally started out as a book called The Planned Giving Bible. The need to update it frequently with requirements for new accompanying resources made this task impossible. The ultimate solution for this planned giving desktop reference tool was to take it online. This opens the door for instant new updates, new contributors, addition of resources and more.
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