Donor-Advised Fundholders | Resources & Tools for Funds

Your Partner in Philanthropy

The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties is home to more than 100 donor-advised funds that support various charities and causes locally and nationally.

For your convenience, we’ve compiled a variety of tools, resources, and fillable forms for donor-advised fundholders to utilize. Don't see what you’re looking for?

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Annual Figures as of December 31, 2021

137

Donor-Advised Funds

645

Grants

$4.3M

Awarded

137

Donor-Advised Funds
645

Grants
$4.3M

Awarded

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Fund Growth Calculator

Project the growth of your fund with our convenient calculator tool.

Planned Giving

Explore the planned gift options that are available to leave a lasting legacy.

Investments

Learn more about our investment philosophy and options.

Financial Filings

View our audited financial statements.

Stock Transfers

Consider a gift of appreciated securities for a significant tax benefit.

Publications

Read about the inspiring work happening right here.

Funding Opportunities Catalog

Our funding opportunities catalog is a new online directory of needs submitted to us by nonprofit organizations that are seeking support.

Explore various nonprofit projects, programs and needs that your fund may choose to support. Grant recommendations of partial or full amounts may be made to any of the opportunities.

View the catalog

“Partnering with the Community Foundation makes abundant sense. The Community Foundation provides ease of administration, opportunities for collaboration, and the confidence of knowing recipient organizations are qualified and screened nonprofits. Your investment in the community is professionally managed to maintain principal and ensure years of future grantmaking.”
Jerome Donovan
Fundholder

“Making grants with the assistance of the Community Foundation staff has guided our attention to opportunities we wouldn’t have been aware of without their help. The ability to partner our grants with funds from other donors allows us to make a greater impact in the community.”
Larry Bull
Fundholder and Former Trustee

“My wife and I had talked about establishing a foundation, and as we discussed it more, we began to see all the potential challenges involved. How do you manage it? How do you decide what agencies to give grants to without the ability to supervise it all? The more challenges that we considered, the more it seemed that the Community Foundation was the place that could handle all of these matters and handle them very well.”
Donald Van Waes
Fundholder

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