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Welcome!

Congratulations on creating your Charitable Checking Account!

We're here to help you put it to good use. Through Charitable Checking, your tax deduction is made when you give to the Community Foundation, so there is no need to keep track of the various receipts from all the organizations you support—leave that work to us!

As an account holder, you’ll enjoy access to our easy-to-use online portal and be able to utilize Community Foundation experts and tools to guide you in discovering organizations and community needs that align with your interests.

Steps to Begin

Go to the Community Foundation website and click Fundholder Portal in the blue bar at the top right corner of the screen. Log in using the credentials you received in your welcome email. If you didn't receive the login information or have misplaced it, please reach out to funds@foundationhoc.org

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FAQs

Donors may give to any active, qualified charitable organization with a 501(c)(3) designation and classified by the IRS as a public charity.

Donors may not use a Charitable Checking Account for things like pledges, the purchase of tickets or sponsorships where the accountholder is receiving associated benefits, auction items, memberships where the accountholder has not waived all benefits, scholarships for which the accountholder has the majority or deciding vote on applicant(s) selected, grants to specific individuals, and lobbying or political contributions.

You can recommend a grant through the Community Foundation's Fundholder Portal or contact our team of experts if you require assistance.

$50 is the minimum. Lower amounts may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Yes! Share your donation page URL with friends and family so they can donate. Tip: opening an account is a great way to honor special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries or retirements!

Contributions to your account are principal protected, ensuring that your balance can be utilized to support the nonprofits you care about the most.

Questions? Let's get in touch!

Questions? Let's get in touch!

Elyssa Arnone-Earl
Fundholder & Community Engagement Strategist

Please Note

Charitable checking accounts are considered to be an expendable donor-advised fund per IRS guidelines. Contributions made to the fund represent an irrevocable gift to the Community Foundation and the Community Foundation has exclusive legal control over this fund and all donations to it. Please consult a financial advisor regarding the tax deductibility of contributions made to this fund.