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Are donor-advised funds holding money hostage — or are they one of the most powerful tools in the charitable sector? In Part 2 of our DAF series, Senior Consultants Jill Nelson and Peter McKinley tackle the real concerns and common misconceptions surrounding how donor-advised funds operate. From disbursement quotas and endowment comparisons to anonymity, stewardship barriers, and complex gift vehicles, Jill and Peter bring clarity, nuance, and a healthy dose of optimism to a topic that is reshaping charitable giving in Canada. In this episode, they explore: * What the disbursement quota is and why it matters to DAF giving * Whether money in DAFs is really "languishing" — and what the data shows * How charities can still steward DAF donors, even when anonymity is involved * Why DAFs are not the enemy — and how charities and DAFs can collaborate * How DAFs may be growing the pie of charitable giving, not just redirecting it * What's coming next in the Global Philanthropic Canada DAF podcast series Stay tuned — colleagues Amy Lindenberger and Derek Fraser will be joining future episodes to share case studies and practical strategies your organization can put to work. Watch our story unfold here [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gu8TYUkVLzY]! Global's Website [https://globalphilanthropic.ca] Global's LinkedIn Page [https://www.linkedin.com/company/global-philanthropic-canada-inc-] Global's Facebook Page [https://facebook.com/GlobalPhilanthropicCanada] Global's BlueSky [https://bsky.app/profile/globalphilcda.bsky.social]Global's YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@globalphilanthropiccanada4281]
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