The Missing Link: Integrating DAF Gifts in Peer-to-Peer & Event Fundraising

Event, Peer-to-Peer & Auction Fundraising | 2025 |

 

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DAF gifts have often been left out of peer-to-peer and event fundraising—not because donors didn’t want to give, but because the process was too complicated. Without technology to capture DAF gifts in real time or navigate the legal nuances of when these gifts are allowed, nonprofits have missed out on a critical revenue stream in some of the most dynamic fundraising formats.

This session will explore how this innovation not only expands fundraising potential but also harnesses the unique strengths of DAFs—larger gift sizes, donor loyalty, and tax-efficient giving—within the peer-to-peer and event landscape.

Key Takeaways:

  • Learn how to maximize the impact of DAFs in peer-to-peer and event fundraising.
  • Explore real-world examples of organizations successfully incorporating DAFs into peer-to-peer and event fundraising.
  • Discover how DAF donors differ from other supporters.
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Speakers

Mitch is the Head of Strategy at Chariot, the Donor Advised Fund payments company. He leads the company’s major sector-wide initiatives like The DAF Fundraising Report, DAF Day and has been a featured speaker at dozens of conferences and workshops. Prior to joining Chariot, he founded a nonprofit technology company called Pond, which was a marketplace to connect nonprofits with the best vendors for their needs. Before that, he was an investment banker at Goldman Sachs for 7 years, most recently serving as a Vice President in the Technology Banking team.

He is an avid nonprofit fundraiser, serving on the board of The NYC LGBT Center and a longtime rider on Cycle for the Cause, The Northeast AIDS Ride.