Donor-Advised Funds
Donor-advised funds (DAFs) offer a simple, flexible, and tax-efficient way for you to support i.c.stars. A DAF allows donors to make a charitable contribution via a public charity such as Fidelity Charitable or Schwab Charitable. Donors can contribute to the fund as frequently as they like, and then recommend grants to i.c.stars when they want to give.
Bequests
A donor’s legacy and generosity can extend beyond their lifetime by making a bequest to i.c.stars. Bequest language can be included in a donor’s will, and the donation can be either a set amount or a percentage of their estate. Speak to an attorney or go to FreeWill.com to create a will/bequest today.
Stock Donations
Did you know that you can gift stock to i.c.stars? If you are interested in making a stock donation, please email cminer@icstars.org for more information.
FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS
Grants
- Accenture
- Alliant Credit Union Foundation
- Anonymous
- The Antioch Foundation
- Bader Philanthropies
- American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation
- The Brinson Foundation
- CDW
- The Chicago Community Trust
- The Chicago Foundation for Women
- Comcast NBCU Foundation
- Dohmen Foundation
- Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust
- Full Circle Foundation
- Greater Milwaukee Foundation
- The Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Foundation
- Irvin Stern Foundation
- Kohl’s Cares
- Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
- Microsoft Philanthropies
- Motorola Solutions Foundation
- New Profit
- Northern Trust Charitable Trust
- Northwestern Mutual Foundation
- Otto Bremer Trust
- Paul M. Angell Family Foundation
- Polk Bros. Foundation
- PwC Charitable Foundation
- Salesforce.org
- Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust
- Stand+Together Foundation
- Topfer Family Foundation
- Upwork Foundation
- Vanguard Charitable
- Vistex Foundation
- Will to Succeed Foundation
- William G. McGowan Charitable Fund
- Workday Foundation
In-Kind Donations
- ADP
- ClearEdge Marketing
- CloudSpotter
- Dohmen
- Indirap Productions
- MoreDirect
*While this is a list of enterprise finders, grants are spent according to the geographic requirements of each funder.