Donor-Advised Funds
Put your charitable dollars to work for children with cancer.
A grant from your donor-advised fund (DAF) can help move childhood cancer research to the children who need it most. Recommend a grant today, or schedule recurring support if your provider offers that option.
Give from your DAF
Choose the path that works for you.
Recommend a grant directly through DAFpay, or work with your fund provider using the information below.
Use DAFpay
Already have a DAF? Use DAFpay to recommend a grant directly from your account.
Work through your provider
Prefer to work through your fund provider? Follow the three steps in the next section.
How to give through your DAF
Recommend your DAF grant in three steps.
Sign in
Sign in to your DAF account or contact your fund provider.
Find CureSearch
Search for CureSearch for Children’s Cancer using EIN 95-4132414.
Recommend your grant
Choose the amount and submit your recommendation. If available, you may also schedule recurring grants.
Information for your grant
- Legal name
- CureSearch for Children’s Cancer
- Federal Tax ID (EIN)
- 95-4132414
- Mailing address
- PO Box 45781
Baltimore, MD 21297-5781
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Tell us about what matters most to you.
Donor Services
Help us match and acknowledge your gift.
DAF grants can arrive without your name or contact information. Email Donor Services with your name, DAF sponsor or fund name, grant amount, and date requested. Our team is also happy to answer questions.
Plan for future impact.
Many DAF providers allow you to name a charity as the beneficiary of all or part of your account. Contact your provider to learn what options are available.
What is a donor-advised fund?
A donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a charitable giving account managed by a sponsoring organization, such as a community foundation or financial services provider. After contributing to the account, you can recommend grants to eligible nonprofit organizations over time.
Important information. DAF grants cannot be used to purchase event tickets, auction items, or other goods or services. This page provides general information and is not legal or tax advice. Please consult your financial or tax advisor.
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