private foundations

By Jeffay Chang and Anne Gifford Ewing, Capital Group Private Client Services, Guest Columnists

As Baby Boomers age and retire, many older adult children are now coming to grips with private family foundations set up by their parents decades earlier, before donor advised funds (DAFs) were an option for most families.

_{This is an updated version of a column that originally appeared in Wealth Management.}

By Ken Nopar, VP-Senior Philanthropic Advisor

By Ken Nopar, VP-Senior Philanthropic Advisor

_{This column originally appeared in WealthManagement.}

by Gavin Morrissey, JD, LLM, AIF®
Guest Columnist

By Kirk Hoopingarner, Attorney & Partner, Quarles & Brady, Chicago

For many years, donors have utilized private grant making foundations for charitable giving.  Organized as either trusts or corporations, such entities have served as a means for making substantial tax deductible contributions while spreading out the actual contributions to charities over many years.

By Ken Nopar, VP-Senior Philanthropic Advisor