Giving options should reflect how donors actually give.
Many donors want to give from their wealth — not just their cash flow — but don't always realize securities and mutual funds are an option.
Making this option visible helps unlock more generous giving.
Give From
Assets
Donate from securities, mutual funds, or other non-cash assets — not just cash or credit cards.
Maximize Your
Impact
Reduce capital gains tax and direct more of your gift to charitable impact.
Support Multiple
Charities
Donate once, then support the causes you care about now, or over time.
Keep it
Simple
GiveWise helps manage the process so you can focus on giving — not paperwork.
Many donors already give this way.
In 2025, nearly 70% of receipted contributions through GiveWise came from securities and other non-cash assets — including
stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds.
How donating securities and non-cash giving works
When you donate securities through GiveWise, you donate them to your GiveWise Giving Fund — not directly to a charity.
This allows you to donate assets once, receive your tax receipt, and then support any registered charity, even if they don't accept securities directly.
You Choose the Asset
Donate securities or mutual funds to your Giving Fund.
GiveWise Handles the Complexity
We manage the process, coordination, and receipting behind the scenes.
You Gift to Charities you Choose
From your Giving Fund, you can gift to one or more registered charities — now, or over time.
Ready to explore donating securities?
When you're ready to donate securities, the process begins through your GiveWise Giving Fund. We'll guide you through these next steps.
Learn more about donating securities
Securities contributions are subject to a flat $150 processing fee per security, which helps cover administrative and custodial costs. This fee is deducted from the contribution. See Fee Schedule.
New to GiveWise?
Open a Giving Fund and explore smarter ways to give — including securities and non-cash assets.
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