Other Giving

Giving through donor-advised funds

A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a simple, flexible and tax-advantaged way you can make charitable donations. Administered by a third party, DAFs allow you to give cash, stock and other assets and receive an immediate tax deduction when the contribution is made. DAFs are becoming an increasingly popular charitable vehicle and a great way to organize your giving, so you make the biggest difference. Your generosity makes a huge impact in the lives of those fighting prostate cancer. You can quickly and easily designate a grant from your DAF to PCF today!

Donate with an IRA charitable distribution

Donating part or all of your unused retirement assets, such as your individual retirement account (IRA), is an excellent way to make a contribution to a charity like PCF. Charitable donations from an IRA may provide tax benefits as well.

If you are age 70½ or above, you can make QCDs directly from your IRA to PCF or another eligible charitable organization. This distribution may be excluded from your federal taxable income and potentially provide other benefits.

Donating stock to charity (include a link to our stock form):

Let your charitable dollars make a bigger impact by donating stock to a charity, such as PCF. Donating stock directly to a charitable organization, like PCF, can increase the amount of money received by the charity while reducing tax burden for the donor. When you donate appreciated securities (investments that have increased in value from the time they were purchased), some individuals and households may be able to take advantage of IRS tax provisions to claim a charitable tax deduction for the full, fair market value of the securities. This means you may avoid paying capital gains tax on the transfer.