Alternative InvestmentsHow to Do More Good With Your Charitable DollarsSavePrintA growing number of investors are using special accounts called donor-advised funds, which allow investors to designate assets for charitable giving. ShutterstockReuters12/13/2018|Updated: 3/24/2022NEW YORK–Doing double the good with your charitable dollars sounds like a no-brainer, but investors are just starting to catch on.A growing number are using special accounts called donor-advised funds, which allow investors to designate assets for charitable giving.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentReutersAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesArctic Blast Grips Central, Northeastern US in Sub-Freezing ColdDec 05, 2025Starbucks Will Pay $38.9 Million to Settle NYC Probe Over Worker SchedulesDec 02, 2025Eli Lilly Cuts Zepbound Price to Widen Access for Obesity DrugDec 02, 2025China Says Armed Attack on Tajik-Afghan Border Kills 3 of Its NationalsDec 01, 2025Related Topicsdonors