Individual & Family Philanthropy
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Create your legacy.
Express your Catholic identity.
Make an impact.
We work with individuals and families to make giving plans that align with your faith, creating a legacy for generations. You can be sure that your intent as a donor is honored and protected in a manner consistent with your values and wishes.
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Everybody can give
A giving plan isn’t just for the wealthy, it’s for everybody. Charitable gifts are as unique as the people making the contributions. We all share a passion to give in different ways.
Ways to Give
There are several ways to get started that typically involve opening a fund— a legal giving instrument that preserves and governs your financial gifts.
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Fund Types
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DONOR ADVISED FUND (DAF)
A simple, flexible account that allows you to make gifts, receive immediate tax benefits, and then recommend grants whenever you want. Think of it as a charitable checking account.
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donor designated Fund
A streamlined fund that benefits a single beneficiary. You decide how much to grant and when. This is an option if you want to make a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) from your IRA.
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ENDOWMENT FUND
A permanent fund that is invested and provides annual grants to your favorite charity in perpetuity. An endowment fund helps you leave a faith-inspired legacy that lasts.
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Please contact us by clicking here.WE ARE HERE TO HELP.We are here to provide more information about the Catholic Community Foundation, to answer your questions, and to help you to get started.
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Benefits of donor managed funds
- Make a charitable gift and receive an immediate tax deduction.
- Make grants according to your own timeline.
- Easy one-stop solution for all your charitable giving.
- Choose investment strategies that meets your goals and invest your funds with Catholic values.
- Decide exactly where your grants are going—to qualified organizations aligned with your faith.
- Connect with your Catholic community and transform the landscape for generations.
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What to give
We can accept cash, publicly traded stocks and mutual funds, QCDs from a retirement account, or other types of tangible estate assets.
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