What Do You Say When the Gift Is Complete? (And Just When Is That Gift Complete?)

Author： Dryburgh Erik  

Publisher： National Committee on Planned Giving

ISSN： 1556-150X

Source： National Committee on Planned Giving Conference Proceedings, Vol.2001, Iss.1, 2001-10, pp. : 719-729

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