About this service
Communities Foundation of Texas helps people and businesses start their own charitable funds to give money to causes they care about. You can create different types of funds like donor-advised funds (minimum $25,000), scholarship funds, or business funds. They accept many types of donations including cash, stocks, real estate, and cryptocurrency. Their experts help you set up and manage your fund so you can easily give grants to nonprofits. This makes giving back to your community simple and effective.
Details
Who can use this
Individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits who want to create charitable funds
Cost
Minimum $25,000 for donor-advised funds, varies by fund type
How to reach them
Website
Houston, Texas
Organization
Communities Foundation of Texas
Communities Foundation of Texas is dedicated to building thriving communities by inspiring philanthropy and fostering impactful giving for lasting change.
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