Donor Advised Funds
Simplify your giving. Donor advised funds offer a flexible option for supporting multiple organizations or taking charitable deduction now and recommending grants later.
How It Works
A donor advised fund, or DAF, is like a charitable savings account with the sole purpose of supporting charitable organizations you care about. You have the flexibility to contribute to the fund as frequently as you like and recommend grants to qualified charities that are important to you, like the Jane Goodall Institute USA.
Benefits of Giving Through a Donor Advised Fund
Donor advised funds offer both flexibility and tax advantages.
- You receive a tax deduction the year in which you contribute to your DAF.
- You have the flexibility to grant specific amounts to organizations of your choice.
- You have the option to recommend recurring grants for your convenience.
How To Give Through a Donor Advised Fund
You can support JGI USA through your donor advised fund in two easy ways.
Contact your DAF provider directly.
Recommend a grant to JGI USA through your DAF provider using the information below.
Tax ID
Jane Goodall Institute
94-2474731
Address
1120 20th Street NW Suite 520S
Washington, DC 20036
Complete this DAF form
Complete this form to let us know that your grant is on the way so we can ensure it is properly credited and acknowledged.
A Gift for the Future
Donor advised fund agreements allow you to select one or more beneficiaries to receive the remaining assets of the fund after your life. Many donors have chosen to name a charitable organization as the beneficiary of the funds that remain. You can also choose to designate an organization to receive a portion of the remaining account value while leaving the balance for your loved ones to continue your philanthropic legacy.
We Are Here to Help
Have questions about giving through a donor advised fund? Our team is happy to help you determine whether this is the right giving option for you, walk you through the process, or provide additional support. All conversations are confidential and there is no obligation.
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