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Can my clients involve their children in the grantmaking process?

April 26, 2017children clients grantmaking involve process

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Can my clients involve their children in the grantmaking process?

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Yes, children can be named as successor advisors to a donor-advised fund and can continue the family tradition of recommending grants. Upon the death of the successor advisors, the foundation’s board of directors will continue to make grants from the fund in accordance with client wishes.