
Donor Advised Funds
Planned Giving Made Simple
Donor-advised funds provide you with a simple, flexible and tax-efficient giving opportunity. Receive an immediate tax deduction when you deposit cash or proceeds from appreciated assets into a single charitable giving account. Then, recommend grants be made to OneWay Ministries and your other favorite charities at a time that works best for you.
Through OneWay's membership with Barnabas Foundation, you have complimentary access to the “Stewards Fund,” a donor-advised fund that reflects your biblical values.

Benefits of a Donor-Advised Fund
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Timing. Receive an immediate tax deduction at the time you make a gift into your fund. Then, at a time that works best for you, advise your fund manager how you wish your gifts to be distributed to OneWay Ministries and other ministries close to your heart.
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Flexibility. Grants can be requested at any time of the year. You may choose to give in one-time or recurring increments, and you may choose to designate your gift to meet specific organizational needs at OneWay Ministries.
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Simplicity. Simplify your giving and record-keeping by making all gifts of cash, stocks or appreciated assets from a single account.
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Privacy. You can choose to make any or all grants to OneWay anonymously.
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Expertise. Our partners at Barnabas Foundation can help you establish and manage a donor-advised fund and liquidate your non-cash asset gifts.
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Cost-effective. Many families choose to use their donor-advised fund as a cost-effective alternative to establishing a private foundation.

Get in Touch
We'd love to help you identify smart and powerful solutions that fit your goals and situation.
Rachel Thompson
Director of Partner Relations
Phone: 630-626-4990
More Types of Planned Gifts
Stocks, Real Estate, Other Assets
Donate stock or mutual funds and potentially avoid paying capital gains taxes.
Gifts in a Will
Leave a legacy of reaching people by including OneWay Ministries in your will.
Gifts That Pay You Income
Give assets while earning income or deferring distributions to a later date.