From Cystic Fibrosis Foundation <[email protected]>
Subject Oct. 8 is DAF Day
Date October 6, 2026 3:21 PM
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A new way to support progress for people with CF


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October 8 is DAF Day

On Thursday, October 8, nonprofits, donors, and fund providers across the country will celebrate DAF Day, a national giving day encouraging donors to put their charitable dollars to work for the causes they care about.

If you have a donor-advised fund,
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to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation this DAF Day.


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Why give through a DAF?

A donor-advised fund is a charitable giving account that allows you to contribute assets and recommend grants to charities over time.

Your grant to the CF Foundation can help advance progress for people with cystic fibrosis -- from innovative research and specialized care to programs that help people with CF live longer, healthier lives.

DAF Giving by the Numbers

# $327B

in DAF assets at the end of fiscal year 2024

# 3.59M

DAF accounts

# $64.6B

granted to charities in 2024

Source: DAF Research Collaborative, Annual DAF Report 2025

Whether you support the Foundation through a donor-advised fund or another giving method, your generosity helps advance groundbreaking research, strengthen highly specialized care, and bring hope to families awaiting the next breakthrough.



More Ways to Give


There are many ways to support progress for people with CF ([link removed]). You can also give appreciated stock, make a qualified charitable distribution from an IRA, or name the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as a beneficiary of a financial account, retirement plan, or donor-advised fund to create a lasting legacy.


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