Donor-Advised Fund Gifts
Help support the brain tumor community my making a grant recommendation from your donor-advised fund (DAF).
A DAF is a charitable savings account that gives you the flexibility to recommend grants to the Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation and other qualified charities with tax benefits.
You can also create a lasting legacy by naming the Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation the beneficiary of the entire account or a percentage of the fund. You can create a family legacy of giving by naming your loved ones as your successor to continue recommending grants to charitable organizations like the SBTF.
Tax Information
As a 501(c)(3) organization, the SBTF is eligible to receive distributions from most donor advised funds.
The Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation
PO Box 422471
Atlanta, GA 30342
SBTF's federal tax identification number (TIN) is 58-2166144
If you have questions, please email us at [email protected]
Learn more on our Donor-Advised Fund information page.
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Gift of Securities
Subscribe to Hope
Convert your gift to a monthly subscription of hope! Choose to create a monthly gift to the Foundation and spread the love to the brain tumor community all year! Visit the General Donation page now to create your monthly gift.
Give the Gift of Securities (stock, mutual funds, etc)
The Foundation accepts gifts of stocks, mutual funds and other securities. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information on how to set up the securities transfer. This option may offer significant tax advantages, please consult your tax professional. For instructions, please download our information form.
Another option is to utilize "Donate Stock," an online platform designed to make stock donations easy! Visit our page, https://donatestock.com/southeastern-brain-tumor-foundation-inc to get started.
Include the SBTF in your estate planning
An estate gift is a charitable donation that comes from assets left behind upon your passing. You can set up an estate gift by naming the SBTF in your will, establishing a revocable trust, or designating the SBTF as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy, IRA or other financial vehicle, or proceeds from the sale of real property.
Before making an estate planned gift, please consult with your tax, financial and legal advisors. Contact us at [email protected] to discuss your estate gift.