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Donor Advised Fund
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Donor Advised Fund
A way to structure a charity in which a third party manages the funds donated and gives them to the organization at the request of the donor. That is, a philanthropist (or a family or a foundation) may set up a donor advised fund and direct money to any of a number of organizations. A donor advised fund is a relatively inexpensive way to set up charitable donations while allowing the maximum amount of flexibility for the donor.


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National Philanthropic Trust's 2010 Donor-Advised Fund Report points to changes in America's choice of giving vehicles for 2010 & 2011 JENKINTOWN, Pa.
The enhancements include the ability for donors to create a customized donor-advised fund that aligns to their personal giving strategies through an online portal.
You can really take almost anything that's appraisable and of value that is appreciated or capital gain if you sell it directly, and you can use that donation in a donor-advised fund and continue to be making gifts and supporting philanthropy where your cash might be a little bit tighter," said Hewitt.
 
 
 
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