TYPES OF FUNDS
Donors choose how to build
their philanthropic legacies.
Donors to the Community Foundation
of Collier County can choose how
involved they want to be in determining
the beneficiaries of their gifts. They can
specify exactly where they want to direct
their support or they can leave allocation
decision up to the Foundation's Board
of Trustees and staff. As flexible as the
process is, all donors have the assurance
that their investments will always be a
part of the Foundation's assets and will
always benefit projects and organizations
in Collier County and throughout the
United States.
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
Donor Advised funds, which are the most
flexible charitable-giving tool, allow a
donor to provide advice to the Community
Foundation on the grants to charities.
Although the recommendations are not
binding, the Foundation Board of Trustees
takes them under advisement in making
grants. This type of fund is especially helpful
for donors who, for tax estate-planning
reasons, want to take a tax deduction
one year and spread contributions over
future years.
“
For it is in giving that we receive.”
— St. Francis of Assisi
Agua Fund
Lew & Dawn Allyn Family Fund
Joshua J. Allyn Fund
William & Janet Allyn Fund
Anonymous Funds
Artificial Reef Fund
Aspiration Program Fund
Jo Ellen Atkinson Fund
Ausschnitt Fund
James A. & Evelyn S. Belleman Fund
Keith S. Benson Family Fund
Bernton Family Fund
Jane Billings Fund
Blair Foundation Fund
Brayman Family Fund
Brown Family Fund
Burton Family Fund
Donald & Ruth Campbell Fund
Children's Fund
Harvey & Janet Cohen Family Fund
Collier County 100 Club Fund
The CORD Fund
Critter Fund
Thomas J. & Mollie E. Danis Fund
Jeannine M. Danis Fund