Yes. You can decide how future generations can be involved in the funds you establish.
No. In fact, using a charitable fund at the Community Foundation to manage your giving can make it easier to donate to nonprofits you already know and we can introduce you to others whose work you want to support.
Yes. When you establish a new fund, you can choose from one of the Community Foundation’s investment options or you may choose your own investment advisor to manage your charitable fund.
Yes. You may donate to any 501(c)(3) public charity that is in good standing with the IRS. If you're unsure about a nonprofit's status or have a question about supporting charities internationally, contact us.
No. Endowments are permanent funds that yield an annual gift in perpetuity. While endowment is an option, you may choose a fund that is not endowed. That allows the greatest amount of flexibility. Up to 100% of a non-endowed fund may be distributed at any time.
No. You may donate from your non-endowed charitable fund as you see fit. There are no required annual minimum or maximum distributions. To maintain your fund’s active status, grants need to be made at least once every three years.