Donor-Advised Funds: The Source Fundraisers Can't Afford to Ignore
There are pros. There are cons. Either way, donor-advised funds continue to grow in popularity, and fundraisers neglect them at their own peril.
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They aren’t going away anytime soon, which means every development office must have a strategy in place to engage with DAF donors.
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DAFs are not new. They have been around for more than two decades and have come a long way since their inception, according to Amy Danforth, president of Fidelity Charitable, the nonprofit arm of Fidelity Investments that houses DAFs.
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