Job or Position Title:Gift Planning AttorneyCompany or Organization:National Christian FoundationSalary Information:$140,000.00 - $190,000.00Job Description:Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, National Christian Foundation (NCF) is a 501(c)(3) charitable grantmaking ministry that provides creative giving solutions and inspires biblical generosity among Christian families, advisors, and charities. NCF has received more than $33 billion in contributions and made more than $25 billion in giver-recommended grants to 90,000 charities. NCF is an industry leader in accepting gifts of appreciated assets such as stocks, real estate, and business interests, which enable givers to save taxes and maximize charitable gifts. We combine a faith-based approach and like-minded local presence with the support and expertise of a trusted national organization.Learn more atwww.ncfgiving.com .Position OverviewThe purpose of this position is to serve as a member of the Gift Planning (GP) team and deliver gift, tax, estate, and charitable planning information through presentations, illustrations, and other deliverables to current and prospective givers, NCF and affiliate staff and various other constituents to encourage and facilitate tax-wise charitable giving solutions by performing the following duties personally. The Gift Planning Attorney will deliver such services in a customer-service centered, highly professional and technically accurate manner while operating within NCF's policies, processes, and structure and in coordination with NCF's other internal departments.This position is remote or hybrid and may allow for a blend of in‑office collaboration and remote work depending on location. We prefer the candidate to be local to the greater Atlanta area, though we value flexibility and are open to a remote candidate who is located near an NCF office in one of the following states: AR, CO, FL, IL, KS, KY, MN, MO, NC, PA, SC, TN, or WI. Occasional travel to the National and Local Offices is required, up to approximately 20% annually.Reports to: Manager, Gift Planning TeamManagement/Supervision: NoneDuties & ResponsibilitiesDelivery of Gift Planning ServicesCommunicates with givers, prospects, and National Christian Foundation (NCF) and affiliate staff and other constituents regarding gift, estate, and income tax planning issues upon referral from NCF relationship managers (RMs), whether national or localIn coordination with RMs, develops new and enhances existing relationships with major givers and their advisors by providing high quality direct contactConsistently delivers Gift Planning (GP) services with high technical competence in a customer-service friendly manner within the GP service standardsAnalyzes a broad range of federal and state laws and IRS regulations affecting gift, estate, and income tax planning, as well as the operation of not-for-profit organizationsDevelops, cultivates, and maintains strong relationships with other NCF and affiliate staff with whom GP Attorney regularly serves and interacts, particularly national and local RMs, Complex Gift Solutions team, and NCF's General Counsel teamIntentionally operates within GP Team structure and guidelines and NCF's policies, procedures, and processesDevelops GP proposals, deliverables, illustrations, templates, articles, etc., for personal use and use of GP TeamResearches technical legal issues related to charitable giving, as neededAssures proper and timely input of assigned giver activity in Salesforce, whether personally or as delegated to other GP support staffRegularly participates in weekly GP Team meetings, periodic GP R&D meetings, and other meetings as reasonably requestedExplores new environments for opportunities to expand reach of GP services consistent with NCF's policies, procedures, and processes in the furtherance of NCF's mission and visionSupports and assists with the development, organization, and implementation of a GP Team database of Christian estate, gift, and tax planning attorneys for referral purposesIn coordination and collaboration with NCF's MarCom team, assists, identifies, recommends, and develops GP marketing/communications offerings, including articles, concept sheets, GP proposals and presentations, other writings, online offerings, e-newsletters, etc.Meets periodically with Manager, Gift Planning Team to ensure proper coordination, communication, and collaboration of efforts within GP Team structure and achievement of GP and personal metrics and strategiesGP Education/Training for OthersIn collaboration with the GP Team and RMs, participates in development and implementation of training plans for NCF and various constituents which require involvement of GP teamParticipates in the training plan noted above as a presenter for the GP Team, as neededAssists with and supports development, use and organization of technical and other presentations by the GP Team for various constituencies, including sharing all presentations with the GP administrative team for proper storage and organizationParticipates in other areas of training as may be determinedTrainingDevelops and maintains an excellent working knowledge and understanding of relevant laws and regulations pertaining to gift, estate, and income tax planning to permit delivery of GP services offered by NCF with a high degree of technical accuracy and competencyMaintains good standing with various state or other bar associations, including maintenance of minimum CLE requirementsInforms Manager, Gift Planning Team of technical, legal, or other training needed to maintain competencies to achieve individual and departmental goals and objectivesDevelops and maintains an excellent working knowledge and understanding of NCF's innovative giving offeringsStays informed on economic, legal, regulatory, and compliance issues that may affect GPTimely and actively participates in periodic performance reviews and individual strategic planningOther Duties and ResponsibilitiesCarries out such other duties and responsibilities as may be directed or assigned by the Manager, Gift Planning TeamPersonal, Spiritual, and Professional DevelopmentDemonstrates a commitment to personal, spiritual and professional maturity through regular prayer, study of Scripture, and other Christian learning mechanismsActively integrates biblical principles in day-to-day behavior, exhibiting integrity and strong moral characterModels daily faithfulness to God and love and service to othersMaintains professional and technical knowledge by attending educational seminars, workshops, reviewing professional publications, establishing personal networks, and participating in professional societiesExperience and SkillsTo perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily and have reliable attendance. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.Profession that Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior and a growing, committed relationship with Jesus ChristDedication to biblical Christianity and a lifestyle that is consistent with the teachings of Jesus and the BibleAgreement with, support of, and alignment with NCF's Statement of Faith, mission, vision, and valuesDemonstrates the values of faithfulness, love, and serviceA Bachelor's degree is requiredA Juris Doctorate (JD) degree is requiredAt least 10 years of practicing law required with a primary focus on client interaction in income tax, business planning, estate planning, or similar experienceDemonstrated experience advising high-net-worth individuals and families, including direct interaction with givers, donors, and their professional advisors (attorneys, CPAs, financial advisors) strongly preferredExperience analyzing and applying federal and state tax laws, IRS regulations, and related legal authorities impacting charitable giving, estate planning, and nonprofit operations is beneficialKnowledge BaseThorough knowledge and understanding of basic income tax and estate planning issues, as well as strategies, techniques, products, and services related to encouraging and enhancing charitable givingWorking knowledge of charitable giving laws and other related areas of the law, including IRS laws and regulationsWorking knowledge of charitable gift planning marketing and educational tools and solutionsComputer skills: experience using MS Office applications (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), intranet, internet, GP software (Crescendo or PG Calc).Proven aptitude for “real time” problem diagnosis and solvingSome working knowledge of charitable, non‑profit, foundation, and/or donor related subject mattersAble to perform duties independently with minimal supervision.Skilled in writing reports and professional business correspondence.Relationally intuitive, customer-service communication style, both written and verbal.Able to organize work, engage in a variety of tasks simultaneously and consistently meet deadlines.Able to understand and improve systems and processes.Ability to set goals, plan their execution, and ensure timely completion.Ability to find pragmatic solutions, if available, and to ensure laws, ethics and NCF values are carried out.Adaptable/Flexible/Versatile.Attention to detail, perform duties with high level of accuracy.Strong analysis and problem-solving skills.Teachable and coachable.Team-player attitude, focusing on success of the entire NCF mission.Strategic planning and budgeting skills.Self-motivated.Strong work ethic and productive.Ability to tackle challenging tasks.Builds relationships – individually, within the CGS business unit, and within the entire NCF organization.Customer focus – anticipate and meet customer needs.We believe that every role at NCF is more than just a job, it's a calling. If you're passionate about using your gifts to serve others, grow in faith, and make a lasting impact for the Kingdom, we'd love to hear from you. Join us in this mission-driven work and be part of a community that values purpose, compassion, and Christ-centered service.Applicants should be sure to read more about NCF's vision, mission, and Statement of Faith at www.ncfgiving.com/aboutIf you are interested in serving at NCF, please go to www.ncfgiving.com and apply online.Requirements:A Bachelor's degree, A Juris Doctorate (JD) degree, At least 10 years of practicing law required with a primary focus on client interaction in income tax, business planning, estate planning, or similar experienceAdditional Information:BenefitsThe annual target pay range is $140,000.00 - $190,000.00 and offers health care benefits, flexible spending accounts, 401(k) plan, earned paid time off and/or sick leave, life insurance, disability coverage, and other life and work wellness benefits. Benefits may be subject to generally applicable eligibility, waiting period, contribution, and other requirements and conditions. If hired at NCF, compensation will be determined based on factors such as geographic location, skills, education, and/or experience.#J-18808-Ljbffr
