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To strengthen a legacy
The Walker Johnson & Nasia fund honors a family matriarch by supporting health, education, and the arts, carrying her values forward through the gifts it makes.
For Donors · Impact
A donor advised fund is a tool. What people do with it is the interesting part. Here is how donors at United Charitable have put their funds to work.
01 · Donor stories
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The Walker Johnson & Nasia fund honors a family matriarch by supporting health, education, and the arts, carrying her values forward through the gifts it makes.
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Since 2013, one family has used the I Will Wait for You: The Rick Salmastrelli fund to support Lawrence High School and keep Rick’s memory present in the place he loved.
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Fred Baerenz, President and CEO of AOG Wealth Management, built giving into how he runs his business and his personal life.
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DJ Reader, a social entrepreneur, matched both funds and time to support a Cincinnati high school.
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Robert Dudek uses the Rainbow of Hope Freedom fund to champion human rights at home and abroad.
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The Claybrooks opened their fund in 2015 and have worked alongside their kids and grandkids to support more than 50 organizations, from their church to Herndon High School.
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The Platform² fund, started by NBA player Wendell Carter Jr. and his parents, supports young people in STEM and financial literacy.
02 · Reach
The grants our donors recommend travel far beyond their own communities — across the United States and into Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, Peru, the Philippines, and Zimbabwe.
Since 2010, donors have contributed more than $224 million to their donor advised funds and recommended over $90 million in grants to 2,781 charities. That generosity spans 39 states, with an additional $7.7 million in international grants extending its impact around the globe.
Impact by state
What our donors say
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