Invest in Rainforests through a Donor Advised Fund

Flexible Giving for Long-term Impact

When you give through a Donor Advised Fund, or DAF, your investment pays you back through tax benefits and lasting impact.

Make a grant recommendation to Rainforest Trust using the button below. After choosing “Donate with other methods” and entering your name and email, select “DAFpay” as your payment option. If the institution that manages your DAF is not listed in the DAF checkout tool, you can make a recommendation by contacting the adviser at your DAF sponsoring organization.

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      • When you transfer assets to your DAF, you receive immediate tax benefits.
      • You can recommend donations (grants) from your DAF over time and at your discretion.
      • Many DAFs offer investment options, so your charitable assets and giving can grow.
      • The institution that manages your DAF handles record-keeping, disbursements, and tax receipts.

When you give to Rainforest Trust through your DAF, 100% of your donation goes toward our projects on the ground, where we support local partnerships and community collaboration. Our long-term, sustainable strategies combine scientific and local knowledge for a lasting return on your investment.

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Use our secure online form to make a donation. You'll find giving by DAF as a payment option.

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You may be able to avoid capital gains tax by donating appreciated stock that has been held for more than one year. Learn how you can donate stock.

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Through planned and asset-based giving opportunities, you can balance your financial goals and charitable interests.

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Call us at 1.800.456.4930 to make a donation by telephone.

"The one process now going on that will take millions of years to correct is the loss of genetic and species diversity by the destruction of natural habitats. This is the folly our descendants are least likely to forgive us.”

E. O. Wilson
Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, and former Rainforest Trust Board Member
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