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To establish your donor-advised fund, you make an irrevocable contribution of personal assetswhich could include cash, stock, real estate and more. Your contribution is recorded as a donation to NPT, and the balance will be reflected in your donor-advised fund account.
DAFs are better suited for smaller donation amounts; a CRT is usually better for contribution amounts over $2 million because there is considerable legal and accounting expense associated with setting one up.
No Minimum Balance Requirement There is no minimum balance required to maintain a Donor-Advised Fund account, but if a Donors account falls below the minimum grant size, the Trustee may request the Donor to make a final grant recommendation or additional contributions.
To make a bequest, leave written instructions behind, typically in a will. For assets to transfer to their new owners, a probate court may need to validate your will. Assets transferred to beneficiaries of life insurance policies, retirement accounts or trusts are generally handled outside of probate court.
These benefits have led many private foundations and other charitable entities (such as dissolving religious organizations and grantmaking public charities) to convert to donor-advised funds.
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In fact, donor-advised funds can be set up as the charitable beneficiary of a trust to streamline the giving process and provide flexibility in which beneficiaries can receive grants.
DAF Cons for Donors High start-up cost. Funds cannot be used for donor benefits (tickets, scholarships, etc.) Limited control on grant-making.

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