President Vince Boudreau, 
The Foundation for City College 
and The Society of 1847

invite you to

“Smart Philanthropy:
What You Need to Know This Year” 
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Time: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM EST

Please RSVP to:  PLANNEDGIVING@CCNY.CUNY.EDU  

In-Person and Online Event*
Registration required

The City College of New York
160 Convent Avenue, Shepard Hall - Room 350
New York, NY 10031

Please join City College President Vince Boudreau for a discussion on the status of the College. 

President Boudreau will be followed by Steve Imperato of Future Funds, who will share information about how you can help support CCNYs historic mission now, and in the future.

ABOUT THE DISCUSSION

The most prevalent reason people give is to make an impact on issues that matter most to themselves, their families and their communities. However, there is no reason why the “giving” of the gift should not also provide some other benefit to the giver.  Our discussion will examine ways people can intensify their own satisfaction; amplify their gift in creative ways; improve their own financial situation, and possibly increase the impact of their giving.

ABOUT OUR PRESENTER

Steve Imperato is the principal partner of Future Funds LLC, and has worked in fundraising and public relations and marketing for more than 30 years. Steve and his team have worked with nearly every CUNY college, including as planned giving consultants for the successful $3.2 billion “Invest in CUNY” campaign.

ABOUT THE SOCIETY OF 1847

The Society of 1847 was established to thank our City College alumni, faculty, staff and friends who have chosen to establish planned gifts with the College. We recognize that legacy gifts are a vital way to ensure the College’s future and we are grateful for this support. 
Future generations of students, faculty and staff will benefit from this generosity and dedication to CCNY.

*IMPORTANT: This is a hybrid event which will be held in-person at limited capacity and online via a web streaming service. All guests attending the lecture in person will need to show their vaccination cards or Excelsior Pass upon arrival. Unvaccinated guests will need to get tested at least 7 days prior to the event and show their negative test results before being admitted to the lecture. Masks are required. All attendees will be seated six feet apart from one another, as we follow Covid-19 social distancing guidelines.