RSF’s Kathleen Paylor advises DAF holders seeking greater impact in the Wall Street Journal

Apr 6, 2026

Following a 2025 new tax law that raised the floor for tax deductions on charitable giving, adoption of donor-advised funds surged. This piece in the Wall Street Journal offers a great overview of how the changes could affect DAF holders. It also features a quote from RSF’s vice president of impact investing and philanthropy Kathleen Paylor on how donors can leverage these funds to maximize the impact of their giving and get a tax break.

Read the full piece in the Wall Street Journal (subscription required).

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RSF’s Kathleen Paylor advises DAF holders seeking greater impact in the Wall Street Journal

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RSF’s Kathleen Paylor advises DAF holders seeking greater impact in the Wall Street Journal

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