A donor-advised fund is a centralized charitable account that can help individuals, families, and businesses support Humane Society of Tampa Bay with thoughtful, flexible giving.
A donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a centralized charitable account. It allows individuals, families, and businesses to make charitable donations of cash, publicly traded stock, and in some cases certain illiquid assets to a public charity that sponsors a DAF program.
A DAF can help organize your charitable giving while supporting the Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s work for animals in need.
- Contributions through DAFs can help donors maximize tax benefits.
- DAF sponsors handle due diligence and reporting, simplifying administration.
- DAFs can support a charitable legacy and connect naturally with estate planning.
- Donors can choose how they are acknowledged and what personal information to share.
- DAFs can help shape a long-term philanthropic vision, strategy, and philosophy.
Talk with your advisor: Contact your financial planner to donate through your DAF or set up a DAF for charitable giving.
Use DAF Direct: Use the DAF Direct tool below to recommend a grant to HSTB directly from your fund.
Recommend your grant: Select Humane Society of Tampa Bay and submit the grant recommendation through your DAF sponsor.
Contact us with questions: HSTB can help answer questions and provide information your sponsor may request.
Organized Giving
A DAF can simplify giving by keeping charitable activity in one central account.
Flexible Recognition
You can choose how you are acknowledged and what information is shared when making grants.
Legacy Planning
DAFs can be used as part of a larger charitable legacy or estate planning strategy.
Have questions about this giving option? Our team would be happy to help.
Use DAF Direct or contact our team if you have questions about supporting HSTB through your donor-advised fund.
Humane Society of Tampa Bay
Tax ID (EIN): 59-0799907
DAF gifts may have tax considerations. Please consult your financial or tax advisor.