What are people saying about CNCF?
How a DAF can help charities in emergencies?
We are business owners and contribute regularly to our Donor Advised Fund (DAF)
with CNCF. The amount we contribute each year varies depending on the profit in
the business or the gain on investments in the stock market. Over the past 10 years
we have used our DAF regularly to donate to charities that work in Canada and all
over the world.
The advantage of a DAF inside a foundation like CNCF is that we don’t have to decide
on a charity before our fiscal year end in order to get the tax benefit. We can save up
the amount we want to donate in a DAF, get the tax receipt for the business year-end
and decide on the charity later.
In 2020 having a DAF was very important. We had money saved up to help our
charity partners through COVID 19 triggered emergencies. CNCF is efficient in
administering our DAF and was able to send money from our DAF to the charity
within a few days.
Thank you to the team at CNCF for a job well done.
U & DOwners of a DAF with CNCF
I found CNCF a big help when I was trying to sell some shares and donate them to charity. They sent me the info I needed to get the process started and then assisted along the way. I was so relieved when they informed me the sale had been made and they would donate the proceeds to the charity I had specified. Then they sent me a receipt for taxation purposes and everything was completed. The sale was not straight forward as many are, so it was great to have their help.
T. Anderson
My wife and I chose CNCF at the recommendation of our financial advisor who gave us an option to create a foundation after we realized the sale of shares in a company that we had invested in 12 years ago. We had a considerable capital gain tax that was required to be paid. By matching the amount owing as a capital gain, we were able to eliminate the majority of the tax and thus allow the government to contribute one half of the capital towards the foundation which had to be paid regardless, either benefiting the government treasury or the foundation. Since we were accustomed to supporting Christian charities, this seemed like a logical plan that would ensure continued support of our favourite charities even after our deaths when our children will continue to direct the funds. It was a joy to disburse some funds a week ago and to further the great commission in a manner that is even greater than ever before.
Palmier Family Foundation
As the founder of CNCF Doris and I have been using it from the beginning. Having our own DAF has been very helpful in our charitable giving. Each January we sit down together and plan out our giving for the new year. As we choose the general categories to give to like Evangelism, Discipleship and helping the poor we then break it down to what charities to use since some of our giving is to local charities and some is to national and international. We then gift the total amount we plan to give for the year by using appreciated stock where appropriate. The staff at CNCF have always been very quick and efficient to respond to our giving requests. Using CNCF has allowed us to be more efficient and organized in our giving.
Lorne Jackson, CFP, CEA, CKAFounder & President, Canadian National Christian Foundation
In 2016 we sold our small revenue house as we moved into a more simplified later-years mode. We were astonished at how much capital gains tax we were being assessed on that sale. So we made a charitable contribution to CNCF “instead” of paying the tax. What a joy to know that this money is now being used by the Lord for ministry in ways that we can direct, instead of dead-ending as taxes. As well, CNCF have proven to be such good managers of this original contribution that the fund continues to grow. Thus, we are able to support even more kingdom work, both while we are alive and after. Thank you CNCF for your faithfulness which allows us to do so much more.
M & CH
"I just wanted to reach out and to say thank you. I realize this gift is anonymous. I wanted to express how God works in our ministry. Yesterday as we were preparing to feed the homeless this Thanksgiving weekend and also preparing for our 9th annual homeless memorial, we needed to spend a fair amount of money to buy food etc. I shared with a couple of my volunteers our need for further resources. I then just gave it to God to supply our needs. This morning I received your email. (Letter indicating that a DAF Grant had been received) This blessed my socks off and once again encouraged me to continue to be faithful and the Lord will provide our needs. Thank you so very much and God Bless you."
Letter from a Charity that received a CNCF DAF Grant:
Letter from a Charity that received a CNCF DAF Grant:
"I just wanted to reach out and to say thank you. I realize this gift is anonymous. I wanted to express how God works in our ministry. Yesterday as we were preparing to feed the homeless this Thanksgiving weekend and also prepare for our 9th annual homeless memorial. We needed to spend a fair amount of money to buy food etc. I shared with a couple of my volunteers our need for further resources. I then just gave it to God to supply our needs. This morning I received your email. This blessed my socks off and once again encouraged me to continue to be faithful and the Lord will provide our needs. Thank you so very much and God Bless you."
John DoeCEO
Letter from a Charity that received a CNCF DAF Grant:
"I just wanted to reach out and to say thank you. I realize this gift is anonymous. I wanted to express how God works in our ministry. Yesterday as we were preparing to feed the homeless this Thanksgiving weekend and also prepare for our 9th annual homeless memorial. We needed to spend a fair amount of money to buy food etc. I shared with a couple of my volunteers our need for further resources. I then just gave it to God to supply our needs. This morning I received your email. This blessed my socks off and once again encouraged me to continue to be faithful and the Lord will provide our needs. Thank you so very much and God Bless you."
John DoeCEO
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