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A charitable giving account — also called a donor-advised fund (DAF) — is a personal fund where you hold money dedicated to charitable giving. Contribute at any time to claim a tax deduction that year, then donate to vetted nonprofits whenever you're ready.
Uncommon Giving's Uncommon Wallet makes DAFs accessible to everyone — not just the wealthy. Deposit cash, stocks, or crypto, discover 1.8M+ nonprofits, and track your entire giving history in one place.
The Uncommon Wallet is a donor-advised fund built for everyday givers — no minimums, no complexity, and no gatekeeping. Just a better way to give.
Your Uncommon Wallet is a donor-advised fund (DAF) that holds funds earmarked for charitable giving. Add money whenever you like, claim a tax deduction that year, and distribute donations to nonprofits at your own pace.
Deposit via ACH, debit, or credit card. Contribute appreciated stocks or ETFs to potentially avoid capital gains tax. Fund with supported cryptocurrencies in partnership with DonateStock. All contribution methods in one account.
Browse over 1.8 million verified 501(c)(3) organizations. Filter by cause area, location, or keyword. Check personalized recommendations based on your giving history — or give to a UGIV Fund supporting multiple nonprofits toward one goal.
Set up automatic monthly gifts to any nonprofit directly from your wallet. Choose a fixed amount, set a frequency, and give continuously to causes that matter — with no manual action required each period.
Instead of collecting donation receipts from every nonprofit you support throughout the year, Uncommon Giving generates a single consolidated tax receipt for all contributions to your wallet — simplifying your year-end filing.
If your employer uses Uncommon Giving, link your account with your work email to unlock employer match contributions, payroll giving, and company giving campaigns — all flowing into the same wallet you already use.
Deposit cash, appreciated securities, or cryptocurrency into your Uncommon Wallet at any time — even if you haven't decided which nonprofits to support yet. Your contribution is tax-deductible in the year it's made, not when it's distributed.
Find a nonprofit, choose an amount, and select one-time or recurring monthly. Every donation flows from your wallet balance — and if your employer offers matching, it's calculated and applied automatically.
Browse 1.8M+ vetted nonprofits by name, cause area, or location. Take your time finding the right fit — your wallet holds funds until you're ready to give, so you never feel rushed to pick a cause before you're sure.
Creating an Uncommon Giving account is free and takes less than five minutes — no employer required, no minimum balance, no fees.
Register at uncommongiving.com or download the app. Your personal giving account — the Uncommon Wallet — is created instantly with no minimum balance required.
Deposit cash, appreciated stocks, or supported cryptocurrencies at any time — even before you've chosen which nonprofits to support. Claim your tax deduction for the year of contribution.
Explore 1.8M+ vetted nonprofits, discover new causes, and donate when you're ready. Set up recurring gifts, track your history, and receive one consolidated tax receipt at year end.
Donor-advised funds have historically been a tool for the wealthy. Uncommon Giving changes that — giving every individual access to the same tax-efficient giving strategies previously reserved for high-net-worth donors.
Uncommon Giving does not provide tax or legal advice. Donors should consult their own advisors to understand the tax implications of contributions to a donor-advised fund.
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A charitable giving account, also known as a donor-advised fund (DAF), is a personal fund where you hold money that's dedicated to charitable giving. You can add money to the account at any time — and receive a tax deduction that year — then donate to various nonprofits later. The Uncommon Wallet is Uncommon Giving's version of a DAF, designed to be accessible to everyone with no minimum balance and no account fees.
You add money to your Uncommon Wallet in the form of cash, stocks, cryptocurrencies, or other appreciated assets. If your employer uses Uncommon Giving, they can also add funds to your account via payroll giving or employer grants. Then you decide when, how, and to which organizations you want to distribute the money. At the end of the year, you receive one consolidated tax receipt covering all your contributions — not a separate receipt from each nonprofit. For example: you add $1,000 to your wallet over the year. You might give $100 to Habitat for Humanity in April, $500 to a disaster relief campaign in August, and $20 each month to a local nonprofit. One receipt covers it all.
Yes — it's completely free to create an Uncommon Giving account as an individual. There's no charge to join, no monthly fees, and no minimum balance required. You can open an account and start browsing nonprofits before you've deposited anything.
There is no minimum balance required to open and maintain an Uncommon Giving charitable giving account. You can donate as little as $10 or as much as you like at any time. Funds stay in your wallet indefinitely until you choose to distribute them.
You can contribute cash (via ACH, debit card, or credit card), publicly traded securities such as individual stocks and ETFs (especially appreciated positions held more than one year), and supported cryptocurrencies in partnership with DonateStock. In certain cases, other non-cash assets may also be accepted. Donating long-term appreciated assets directly may allow you to avoid capital gains tax and claim a fair-market-value deduction, subject to IRS limits and your personal tax situation. Uncommon Giving does not provide tax or legal advice — consult your own advisor.
Yes. You don't need to work for a company that uses Uncommon Giving to open your own Uncommon Wallet. You can create a free account independently at any time. If your employer does use Uncommon Giving, create your account using your email invite link to automatically unlock additional benefits like employer matching, payroll giving, and company campaigns.
Create your free Uncommon Wallet today. No minimum balance, no employer required, no fees — just a smarter way to give to the causes you care about.
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