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There's a smart and easy way to give to charity – through the UBS (country name) Donor-Advised Foundation (DAF). It’s a (country name) charity under which you establish a charitable account in a tax-efficient wrapper. This lets you donate to (country name)-registered and exempt charities, like universities.
The DAF is an excellent, cost-effective and simple alternative to setting up your own private charitable foundations or grant-giving charities.
UBS brings extensive experience and expertise in philanthropy and wealth management, and has been recognized as a leader in global philanthropy services.1
Whatever your philanthropic objectives, we can help you manage and achieve your charitable contribution goals in a simple and effective way through the UBS (country name) Donor-Advised Foundation (DAF).
The UBS (country name) Donor-Advised Foundation offers you a truly flexible way to make charitable donations to your favorite causes. Whether you want to give money now or let it grow to give away later, you can manage your DAF easily and effectively.
We handle all the administration at no cost to you. You can choose the charities you want to support with grants of any size, as often as you wish.
We protect your privacy with the option to make grants to charities anonymously.
We'll add to your UBS DAF any tax we can reclaim on your charitable donations.
Nominated family members, both during your lifetime and after you pass away, can run your DAF and make charitable donations from it.
Please watch our video, where Tom Hall, Head of Philanthropy Services explains more about the benefits of charitable giving through our UBS Donor-Advised Foundation.
If you can answer yes to some or all of these questions, the UBS (country name) Donor-Advised Foundation might be right for you:
For the next steps, please contact your client advisor for guidance on establishing your UBS DAF tailored to your charitable giving preferences.
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