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 ArticlesCiti Announces Match Program for Government Contribution to Trump AccountsFeb 07, 2026Canada Make Winning Start, US Women Thump Finns, Germany and Sweden Triumph at Winter OlympicsFeb 07, 2026Former World Series Champ Terrance Gore Dies at 34Feb 07, 20263 Doors Down Singer Brad Arnold Dies at 47Feb 07, 2026Related Topicsdonors