Giving through a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is an excellent way to amplify your support for our powerful advocacy to address poverty. DAFs give you the flexibility to determine how much and how often a gift is made to RESULTS Educational Fund with a tax advantage.
When you give through your DAF, you’re making a strategic investment with remarkable returns. Since 1980, our advocacy has helped to leverage more than $200 billion for proven, effective antipoverty programs that have saved untold lives and helped millions of people exit poverty.
We’re deeply appreciative of gifts from DAFs as they provide us with vital unrestricted funding that enables us to remain resilient and responsive in a rapidly changing political environment, while also maintaining our ambitions for a world beyond poverty.
DAFs are set up through your financial institution or a community foundation. Once established, you can direct a one-time or recurring grant to RESULTS Educational Fund. You can even name RESULTS Educational Fund as a beneficiary of your DAF account. (If you do direct a planned gift to RESULTS, please let us know with this form so we can welcome you into our legacy society.)
If you have any questions or need more information, please contact us at [email protected] or (202) 783-4800 ext. 2.
LEGAL NAME: RESULTS Educational Fund*
FEDERAL TAX ID# 95-3747267
ADDRESS: RESULTS Educational Fund
1101 15th St. NW, Suite 1200
Washington, DC 20005
*DAF gifts can be made to RESULTS Educational Fund, which is a tax-exempt organization (Federal Tax ID #95-3747267) and donations are tax-deductible. DAF gifts cannot be made to RESULTS, Inc., our 501(c)(4) lobby.
RESULTS Educational Fund is not a legal or tax advisor. Please consult your financial or tax advisor to discuss your particular situation.

“RESULTS and its mission are very important to me! I value the donor-advised fund as one of the ways for me to assist RESULTS in achieving its goals. I have found that a DAF is a very convenient and practical way to make donations. I time my contributions to anticipate my federal tax situation. Then, when I want to make a contribution to RESULTS, I have readily available funds for which I have already received tax benefits.”