DAF Investments
Grow

How generosity multiplies before it’s granted

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A donor advised fund isn’t static between the moment you give and the moment a nonprofit receives a grant. The DAF balance has the opportunity to grow—creating more resources for kingdom work than a one-time gift alone could provide.

At The Signatry, every dollar exists for kingdom work. Grants are the clearest way that happens, and growth serves the same purpose: a DAF balance invested well can shape kingdom impact now, and potentially reach further when it is eventually granted.

Tools for DAF balance growth

The Signatry offers a few ways to recommend the investment of a DAF balance, each suited to different goals and levels of involvement.

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Biblically responsible investment pools

Choose from investment pools built to align financial growth with biblical values, screening out companies whose main business lines conflict with those convictions. Where those dollars are placed is itself a kingdom decision, not only a financial one.

BRI Pools
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Advisor managed accounts

Keep working with the financial advisor you already know. With an AMA, you recommend that advisor, and The Signatry retains them as the investment manager for the fund. Available to DAFs with a minimum balance of $100,000.

Advisor Managed Accounts
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Alternative investments

For donors who want to recommend more diversity for the DAF’s balance, alternative investments offer an option beyond the public markets. Recommend an alt for consideration, or participate in one of our pre-vetted alt opportunities.

Alternative investments

A tool for the whole picture

Give, grow, and grant work together toward one goal: dollars reaching kingdom work.

What you give today can grow into a larger source of impact tomorrow, and along the way, growth carries out kingdom work of its own. Growth isn’t about maximizing returns for their own sake—it’s about stewarding what God has provided so that more can reach the people who need it, now and down the road.

Ready to talk through which investment approach fits your generosity timeline? Connect with our team.