Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs) are one of the fastest-growing ways to give, and donor advised fund integration can greatly benefit a nonprofit. A DAF works like a charitable investment account: donors contribute funds, receive an immediate tax deduction, and then recommend grants over time to nonprofits they want to support — like Everlast Life Foundation.
The Power of DAFs in Today’s Giving Landscape
- In the United States, DAF assets now exceed $229 billion (2024 data), showing the potential for these funds to integrate seamlessly with a nonprofit’s strategic goals.
- 27% of all individual charitable contributions are made through DAFs.
This makes DAFs one of the most significant and sustainable channels of philanthropy today.
Why DAFs Matter for Widows & Orphans
DAFs provide consistency and scale, ensuring nonprofits can plan long-term programs. For widows and orphans, this means:
- Shelter Stability: Sustainable funding for housing programs.
- Educational Growth: Long-term scholarships and skills training.
- Spiritual Support: Reliable backing for faith-based programs.
How to Use Your DAF to Support Everlast Life Foundation
- Log in to your Donor-Advised Fund account.
- Search for Everlast Life Foundation (Dallas, TX) as the nonprofit to support through your donor advised fund integration.
- Recommend a grant in the amount you choose.
- Submit your request — your sponsoring organization will handle the rest.
Why Your DAF Grant Matters
When you direct your DAF gifts to Everlast Life Foundation, you are:
- Empowering widows with safe housing and job training.
- Giving orphans access to education and hope.
- Building a legacy of compassion and faith for future generations.
Final Word
Donor-Advised Funds make it simple to give strategically while maximizing impact. By recommending a DAF grant to Everlast Life Foundation, you ensure widows and orphans receive the care, shelter, and opportunities they need to thrive through thoughtful donor advised fund integration with the nonprofit.
Recommend a Grant Today and transform lives with your generosity.
