Donor Advised Funds

Support people with intellectual disabilities through your Donor Advised Fund

What is a Donor Advised Fund (DAF)?

A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a charitable investment account that allows you to set aside funds specifically for charitable giving.

When you contribute to a DAF, you receive a charitable tax receipt for your contribution. Those funds can then be invested for tax-free growth, and you can recommend grants over time to registered Canadian charities.

For many donors, a DAF offers a simple, flexible and tax-effective way to plan their charitable giving and support the causes that matter most to them.

A big opportunity for generosity

More than $17 billion is already committed to Canadian charities through Canadian DAFs. A grant from your DAF can put some of that generosity to work today, supporting people with intellectual disabilities and building communities of belonging.

Support L’Arche through your DAF

If you have a DAF, supporting L’Arche is simple. You can recommend a grant through your DAF provider, often in just a few clicks.

To recommend a grant to the L’Arche Canada Foundation, please use the following information:

Your generosity makes a difference

A grant from your DAF is a flexible way to put your charitable funds to work today. Your gift helps create communities where people with and without intellectual disabilities share life, build meaningful relationships, and contribute their gifts.

Planning a DAF grant?

If you are considering a grant through your DAF, would like help choosing a designation, or have questions about making your gift, we would be happy to help.

Contact us:
info@larchefoundation.ca