Fund Types

Endowment Funds are permanent funds that are invested for long term growth while providing a steady stream of income to the fund beneficiary for operations, programming or other organizational needs.

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The Orange Catholic Foundation already manages several endowment funds. Click here to view a few of our featured funds.

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A Donor Advised Fund(DAF) is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to simplify their giving. To fund a DAF, you make an initial, irrevocable gift of cash, appreciated stocks, real estate or other securities. The assets will continue to grow tax-free, and you can make grant recommendations monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually to the charity or charities of your choice.

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Click here to view more information about Donor Advised Funds.

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Scholarship Funds are endowed or non-endowed funds that are invested either for long or short term. Scholarship Funds may be established to provide an educational scholarship for a specific interest. Scholarships can support any level of education, and may be directed toward students who are graduates of a particular grade or high school, students planning to attend a particular secondary or post-secondary school, students in a particular field, or students from a certain geographical area, etc.

Special Interest Funds are non-endowed funds that are invested for long term growth while providing a steady stream of income to the fund beneficiary for operations, programming or other organizational needs. These funds are non-endowed and may be granted in accordance with the fund agreement terms.