UI Triple DAF is now
UI Triple DAF is now
UI Charitable Advisors
UI Charitable Advisors
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What is a DAF?
A Donor-Advised Fund, or DAF, is a giving account established at a public charity. DAFs are one of the most popular philanthropic vehicles because they are cost-efficient and easy to manage.
What is a Fiscal Sponsorship?
A Fiscal Sponsorship is an arrangement where a nonprofit organization, known as the fiscal sponsor, provides administrative support and oversight to another individual or group's charitable project or initiative.
Our Other Products
We host a full suite of charitable planning and management products. Such as General Field of Interest Funds, which allow a donor to support a broad category of professionally vetted charitable causes and organizations.
What is a DAF?
A Donor-Advised Fund, or DAF, is a giving account established at a public charity. DAFs are one of the most popular philanthropic vehicles because they are cost-efficient and easy to manage.
What is a Fiscal Sponsorship?
A Fiscal Sponsorship is an arrangement where a nonprofit organization, known as the fiscal sponsor, provides administrative support and oversight to another individual or group's charitable project or initiative.
Our Other Products
We host a full suite of charitable planning and management products. Such as General Field of Interest Funds, which allow a donor to support a broad category of professionally vetted charitable causes and organizations.
What is the UI DAF?
A Donor-Advised Fund, or DAF, is a giving account established at a public charity. DAFs are one of the most popular philanthropic vehicles because they are cost-efficient and easy to manage.
What is a Fiscal Sponsorship?
A Fiscal Sponsorship is an arrangement where a nonprofit organization, known as the fiscal sponsor, provides administrative support and oversight to another individual or group's charitable project or initiative.
Our Other Products
We host a full suite of charitable planning and management products. Such as General Field of Interest Funds, which allow a donor to support a broad category of professionally vetted charitable causes and organizations.
