Simplify Your Giving
A donor advised fund (DAF) is a flexible, tax-efficient way to support Food Bank of Alaska and other causes close to your heart. Think of it as a charitable savings account that lets you recommend one-time or recurring grants—making an immediate impact today or planning future gifts over time.
You can also create a meaningful legacy by naming Food Bank of Alaska as a beneficiary for all or a portion of the fund. Or, involve your family by naming loved ones as successors to continue your tradition of giving. For more details on naming a beneficiary, contact your fund administrator.
How it Works: An Example
Samual and Janie established a $25,000 donor advised fund with a community foundation, seeking to make a lasting impact.
After receiving a one-time tax deduction for their contribution, they took their time deciding on the charities they wanted to support. Following thoughtful research, they recommended grants to Food Bank of Alaska and a local animal shelter, using the Mulcahy Fund in honor of Janie’s mother. Additionally, they named Food Bank of Alaska as the future beneficiary of any remaining balance, creating a legacy of giving.
Options for Funding Your DAF
- Cash
- Appreciated Securities
- Retirement Plan Assets
- Tangible Personal Property
- Real Estate
Next Steps
- Already have a fund? Visit your DAF portal to connect with us.
- Let’s talk: Reach out to Daniel Bentle at 907-222-3112 or dbentle@foodbankofalaska.org to discuss supporting Food Bank of Alaska through your DAF.
- Professional advice: Consult your financial or legal advisor for tailored guidance.
If you’re including Food Bank of Alaska in your plans, please use the following:
- Legal name: Food Bank of Alaska, Inc.
- Address: 2192 Viking Dr, Anchorage, AK 99501
- Federal tax ID number: 92-0073175
