Private “Donor Advised Funds” (usually administrated by bank or investment firm)
Endowments and Private Funds

An endowment is a gift that lasts. Usually involving a large gift, the original capital of the gift is preserved in an account and the income is forwarded to a charity on a regular basis. An endowment fund can consist of cash, securities, paid-up life insurance policies as well as personal and real property.

This endowment can also be administered by a bank or financial firm and called a “donor advised fund”.

Many people don’t think they can create a large fund but starting one now, contributing in life and making the fund a beneficiary of your Will can allow you to create significant gifts – scholarships, parish projects, helping programs such as vocations, music or youth funds every year….forever!

Creating a fund is the result of a desire to help, start the conversation today.

For more information please contact:
Quentin Schesnuik
Manager, Planned Giving and Personal Gifts
Development Office
416-934-3411
qschesnuik@archtoronto.org
www.archtoronto.org/development

All calls are strictly confidential, there is no fee or charge for this service.