Across Wyoming, an estimated $24 billion in wealth will transfer from one generation to the next between now and 2034.

Recognizing the impact of nonprofit professionals understanding wealth transfer and being prepared to engage in planned giving, the Colorado Planned Giving Roundtable (CPGR), the Wyoming Community Foundation, and the Wyoming Nonprofit Network are excited to host the first CPGR Virtual Wyoming Roundtable on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

During the 90-minute discussion, led by nonprofit consultant and planned giving expert Bill Albrecht, attendees will learn what planned giving is, how to identify potential donors, how to initiate and continue planned giving conversations, and how to steward planned gifts.

To support the roundtable, attendees will receive action-oriented resources and have the opportunity to engage directly with Wyoming Community Foundation staff during a virtual follow-up session on Thursday, November 19, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 10 a.m.

This learning opportunity is free to attend, with registration required. For additional questions, contact Wyoming Nonprofit Network Director of Learning and Development Tess Mittelstadt at tmittelstadt@wynonprofit.org.

Registration Instructions:

1. Visit the CPGR Statewide Roundtables event listing on the Colorado Planned Giving Roundtable website and click “Register”

2. Under the “Attendee Info” tab, fill in your information and click “Next”

3. Under the “Attendee Selections” tab, select “Wyoming - Virtual Via Zoom”

4. Scroll to the bottom of the page to either “Save & Add Another Attendee” or “Save & Finalize Registration”

About the Presenter:

William Albrecht is Senior Consultant at Pathways Non-Profit Solutions, a firm he founded in 2003 to specialize in Planned and Major Gift consulting.  He has spent the past 35 years in the Denver nonprofit community, serving previously as Director of Planned Giving at Regis University.  Prior to that, Bill worked in Planned and Major Gifts at The Children’s Hospital Foundation and National Jewish Health.  In 1997, he became a Certified Financial Planner®, choosing this path to best position philanthropy within a donor’s overall financial plan.  He is also a graduate from Indiana University, holding a B.S. in Finance.

Bill has served on numerous non-profit boards and committees, including six years on the board of the Colorado Planned Giving Roundtable where he chaired its Marketing, Resource Center, and Leave A Legacy Committees.  Bill has presented on numerous occasions, including at CPGR’s Summer Symposium and the Jesuit Advancement Association’s national conference, and at programs for the Association of Fundraising Professionals, the Rocky Mountain Philanthropy Institute, Community Resource Center, Spark the Change (Metro Volunteers), CPGR’s Brown Bag Luncheon programs, and to various boards of non-profit organizations.