Donor-Advised Funds, frequently referred to as a DAF, are not new in the philanthropic realm, but they are certainly on the rise.
DAFs are an important charitable giving vehicle administered by a public charity and created to manage donations on behalf of organizations, families, or individuals.
In this cheat sheet you will learn:
- How Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs) Work – Their structure, financial benefits, and why they are growing in popularity.
- How to Identify DAF Donors – Key characteristics and strategies for finding and engaging them.
- How to Leverage DAFs for Fundraising – Best practices for soliciting donations using CRMs, charitable giving databases, and foundation searches.