Recommend a Grant from Your Donor Advised Fund

  • Fidelity Charitable – Recommend a Grant / Login: Recommending a grant overview and portal. (Fidelity Charitable)

  • Schwab Charitable – Donor Login: Go straight to the Schwab Charitable login. (Schwab Brokerage)

  • Vanguard Charitable – Granting / Login: Granting steps and login. (Vanguard Charitable)

  • Morgan Stanley (MS GIFT) – Donor Portal: MS GIFT DAF login/portal. (msgift.donorfirstx.com)

  • National Christian Foundation – MyGiving Login: Secure login to Giving Funds. (secure.ncfgiving.com)

Using a different DAF sponsor? In your portal, search Sweeten Life Systems or enter EIN 31-1254534. For assistance, contact us; we can coordinate with your advisor.



Already recommended a grant?

Give us a friendly heads-up so we can watch for it and thank you when it arrives. (This is not a commitment—just a helpful notice.)

Pledge form: https://sweeten-life-systems.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/pledges/new

Text option: Text PLEDGE to 833-353-2841

Learn About DAF Giving

Giving through a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)
 If you give through a DAF, you can recommend a grant to Relational Peace (Sweeten Life Systems) in just a few clicks. It’s simple, flexible, and a great fit if you’ve already contributed appreciated assets to your DAF.

Why donors like DAFs (plain language):

  • Simple: Recommend a grant online through your DAF sponsor.

  • Tax-smart upstream: The potential tax deduction typically happens when you fund your DAF; recommending grants lets you put those charitable dollars to work.

  • Strategic impact: Time your grants to align with programs you care about most (scholarships, cohorts, content updates, and more).

Need a hand?
We’re glad to coordinate with your DAF advisor or connect you with our partners at National Christian Foundation (NCF) for professional guidance.



New to DAFs?

Giving through a DAF is a 2-step process.  The first step is contributing cash, stock, or other assets (tax-deductible per IRS rules) to the fund.  Because the contribution is irreversible, any potential charitable tax deduction typically happens at that time allowing the donor to make their contributions in the most advantageous tax year. In addition, many donors choose to give appreciated assets to avoid having the value of their gift reduced by capital gains taxes. The second step is recommending a gift from the fund to the charity.  This can happen at any time in the future and to any qualified charity.  There is no additional charitable deduction at the time of the actual gift.  If you don’t have a DAF yet, you can open a Giving Fund with NCF or another provider you prefer. Once your fund is set up, you can contribute cash, stock, or other assets (tax-deductible per IRS rules) and recommend grants to Relational Peace and other ministries anytime. It’s an easy way to plan your giving and make a steady, meaningful impact.




Questions?
 We’d love to talk. Email us and we’ll connect you with the right person—or with the NCF team—right away.