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The National Association of Charitable Gift Planners is your professional home—a place to build your career and connect with a national network of charitable gift planning professionals.​

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Call for Presentations 

At CGP Conference, gift planners from across the country find inspiration about the importance of their work and empowerment to do it better.

Submit a proposal by March 3 at 11:59 p.m. ET for the opportunity to present at CGP Conference 2025 from October 15-17 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Additional details can be found on the Call for Presentations website. 

Questions? View the recording and slides from the live Proposal Q&A Session on the Call for Presentations website. 

To Submit a Proposal:

  1. Click on the button below to go to the Call for Presentations website.

  2. To start a proposal, click the orange "Submit Proposal" button. 

  3. You will then be prompted to log in. If you submitted a proposal in 2024, you will have an existing account. If not, you will need to create a new account this year. Click the "Need to create an account?" link under the button to do so. 

  4. After you sign in, click the orange "Submit Proposal" button to begin your proposal.

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