How a DAF Can Help Your Clients Give Globally
Your clients want to use their philanthropic resources to support the causes and localities that are important to them. By opening a donor-advised fund at NPT UK, they can support charitable organisations around the world. NPT UK, NPT Transatlantic and National Philanthropic Trust in the US have sent billions of funds to charities in more than 70 countries on 6 continents. We can make it easy for your clients to support their international interests and passions.
Peace of mind for regulatory compliance
There are enhanced due diligence and administrative procedures required to ensure that grants made to international organisations are charitable according to UK regulations; considerably more requirements than when making domestic contributions. Donors can focus on their philanthropic goals and not administrative requirements, because NPT UK provides all the operational and regulatory work to ensure that the grants are made in line with charitable law. As a result, your clients can easily give to charities virtually anywhere in the world through NPT UK.
Supporting global families to give effectively
Global family clients who own and manage assets across various jurisdictions can make a wide variety of contributions to an NPT UK or NPT Transatlantic DAF, including from offshore trusts and other fiduciary structures. Your global clients may already have a charitable foundation in their home country. They may use a DAF as a complement to existing structures to manage their giving in other parts of the world.
For your clients with a DAF at NPT UK or NPT Transatlantic, we provide all the administrative processing needed for contributions and grants to charities worldwide, so that donors can focus on achieving their global philanthropy goals.
Contact us to find out how we can help your clients.
About the Author
Natalie Pinon is Executive Director, Development at NPT UK. She has over 15 years of experience working with philanthropists and impact investors to manage their giving.
NPT UK does not provide legal or tax advice. This blog post is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be, and shall not be relied upon as, legal or tax advice. The applicability of information contained here may vary depending on individual circumstances.
NPT UK is not affiliated with any of the organisations described herein, and the inclusion of any organisation in this material should not be considered an endorsement by NPT UK of such organisation, or its services or products.
