Whoa, that National Christian Foundation is $$ compared to Fidelity Charitable, especially for small donors. I have no financial incentive to mention this, but I suggest people shop around! I completely understand and agree with the concern about leaving money for another generation to give away.
I started with a DAF because it was much much simpler than getting stock certificates and getting them to my major charities (local church mainly). Happy to say more if people are interested.
Ted, thanks for expressing your perspective on DAFs.
Whoa, that National Christian Foundation is $$ compared to Fidelity Charitable, especially for small donors. I have no financial incentive to mention this, but I suggest people shop around! I completely understand and agree with the concern about leaving money for another generation to give away.
I started with a DAF because it was much much simpler than getting stock certificates and getting them to my major charities (local church mainly). Happy to say more if people are interested.
Ted, thanks for expressing your perspective on DAFs.