Giving From Your Donor-Advised Fund Just Got Easier
TCF now accepts DAFpay, allowing eligible supporters to recommend a grant from their donor-advised fund directly through our online donation form.
If you have a donor-advised fund, you have already set charitable dollars aside. The remaining step is deciding where those dollars can make a meaningful difference—and putting them to work.
Now, supporting the Testicular Cancer Foundation from your DAF is easier than ever.
TCF has added DAFpay to our online donation experience. Eligible U.S. supporters can select their donor-advised fund, sign in, and recommend a one-time grant without leaving the donation form. There is no need to open a separate website, search for our organization, or manually enter our information.
What is a donor-advised fund?
A donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a charitable giving account established through a sponsoring organization such as Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, Vanguard Charitable, or a community foundation.
Donors contribute assets to the account and can then recommend grants to eligible nonprofit organizations over time. It is a flexible way to organize charitable giving while supporting the causes that matter most to you.
If you already have a DAF, those funds are ready to create an impact.
How DAFpay works
When you visit TCF’s donation form, choose DAFpay from the available payment methods. A secure window will guide you through the remaining steps:
Select the organization that manages your donor-advised fund.
Sign in to your account.
Choose the amount you would like to grant.
Review and approve your recommendation.
The entire process can be completed within the donation experience. DAFpay is currently available to U.S. supporters making one-time grants in U.S. dollars.
DAFpay is provided by Chariot and integrated into TCF’s Fundraise Up donation platform. This integration also helps our team identify and acknowledge DAF grants more efficiently.
Why give to TCF?
Testicular cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among males ages 15 to 35. It is also one of the most treatable cancers, particularly when it is found early.
The challenge is awareness.
Many young men have never been taught the warning signs or how to perform a self-exam. Others delay seeking medical attention because they are embarrassed, frightened, or unsure whether a change is serious.
TCF exists to close that gap. Your grant helps fund:
Accurate, approachable education about symptoms, early detection, treatment, and survivorship
Patient navigation and resources for people facing a diagnosis
Survivor-led community and peer support
Outreach that encourages young men to know their bodies and seek care when something changes
Free tools and educational materials for patients, families, schools, and healthcare professionals
We are the only full-time staffed nonprofit in the United States dedicated exclusively to fighting testicular cancer through education, awareness, and survivor-driven support. Every contribution helps us reach more people with information and support that can change—and save—lives.
Put your charitable dollars to work
DAFpay removes several of the steps that once stood between deciding to support TCF and completing your grant. If you have money sitting in a donor-advised fund, you can now put it to work for young men, survivors, and families in just a few minutes.
Visit our donation page, choose DAFpay, and follow the secure prompts to recommend your grant.
You may also find TCF through your DAF sponsor by searching for Testicular Cancer Foundation or entering our EIN:
27-1348551
However you choose to give, thank you for helping us advance education, encourage early detection, and ensure no one has to face testicular cancer without reliable information and meaningful support.
Education. Awareness. Support.
