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The FinTech charitable giving industry is rapidly evolving, driven by digital transformation and a desire for simplified, tax-efficient giving. Platforms like DonateStock are disrupting traditional methods by making complex processes accessible, appealing to both tech-savvy donors and resource-constrained nonprofits. Growth is fueled by increased awareness of non-cash asset benefits and a shift towards online donations.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Total Charitable Giving in United States
~$550 Billion
(1.7% CAGR)
- Individual giving accounts for the largest share (64%).
- Bequests, foundations, and corporations make up the remainder.
- Growth in stock donations is outpacing overall giving.
550 billion USD
Utilizing blockchain to provide immutable, transparent records of donations and fund allocation, enhancing trust and accountability in charitable giving.
Applying artificial intelligence to analyze donor behavior and preferences, enabling hyper-personalized outreach and suggesting optimal giving opportunities and asset types.
Implementing advanced cybersecurity frameworks and zero-trust architectures to protect sensitive financial and personal data in digital donation platforms.
The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2022 includes provisions that can impact charitable giving, particularly for individuals aged 70.5 or older who can make qualified charitable distributions (QCDs) from their IRAs.
While primarily focused on retirement, this act reinforces the existing tax incentives for charitable giving from retirement accounts, potentially encouraging a broader base of older donors to consider non-cash assets like stock for QCDs if related legislation follows.
The IRS has increasingly provided guidance on the tax treatment of digital assets like cryptocurrency, including their donation to charitable organizations, although specific comprehensive regulations for all digital asset giving are still evolving.
As digital assets become more mainstream, clearer IRS guidance on their charitable donation could open up a new asset class for DonateStock to facilitate, attracting a new demographic of tech-savvy donors.
Each U.S. state has its own registration and reporting requirements for charitable organizations that solicit donations, including online solicitations, which are subject to varying interpretations across jurisdictions.
DonateStock must ensure its platform and the nonprofits using it comply with diverse state-specific solicitation laws, potentially requiring robust compliance tools or guidance to avoid legal issues for its nonprofit clients.
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