Give to CWC Through a Donor-Advised Fund

Donor-Advised Fund

Learn how your giving can reduce your taxes

Donor-advised funds provide you with a simple, flexible and tax-efficient giving opportunity. Receive an immediate tax deduction when you deposit cash or proceeds from appreciated assets into a single charitable giving account. Then, recommend grants be made to CWC and your other favorite charities at a time that works best for you. Through CWC’s membership with Barnabas Foundation, you have complimentary access to the “Stewards Fund,” a donor-advised fund that reflects your biblical values.

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Benefits of Using the Stewards Fund

Timing

Receive an immediate tax deduction at the time you make a gift into the Stewards Fund. Then, at a time that works best for you, advise Barnabas Foundation how you wish your gifts to be distributed to CWC and other ministries close to your heart.

Flexibility

Grants can be requested at any time of the day using Barnabas Foundation’s convenient online grant system. You may choose to give in one-time or recurring increments, and you may choose to designate your gift to meet specific organizational needs at CWC.

Simplicity

Simplify your giving and record-keeping by making all gifts of cash, stocks or appreciated assets from a single account.

Privacy

You can choose to make any or all grants to CWC anonymously.

Cost-effective

Many families choose to use their Stewards Fund account as a cost-effective alternative to establishing a private foundation.

Expertise

Benefit from the knowledge and expertise of Barnabas Foundation staff who will manage and liquidate your non-cash asset gifts.

Learn More

To learn more about setting up a Stewards Fund account or other smart and powerful giving options, call the CWC Advancement Office at 920-324-4233 or email advancement@wearecwc.org.

The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended as legal, tax, or estate-planning advice. Because every situation is unique, we encourage you to consult with a qualified attorney, tax professional, or financial advisor before making decisions about your will or estate plan.