Have you heard of a Donor Advised Fund? This does like 90% of you want (tax deductability + bind your hands in that the money must eventually go to a charity). A major caveat is that you have less freedom on both the investment side and the donation side, I haven’t dug through the details but a lawyer or investment professional can probably help you walk through this.
EDIT: Michael Dickens has an article on the forum about which Donor Advised Funds are best.
This seems like the correct choice. One caveat is that this might make it harder to donate to speculative projects that don’t have 503 status. But you could e.g,. partner with a 503 to run a grant round. So maybe don’t donate literally all f it to the DAF?
Have you heard of a Donor Advised Fund? This does like 90% of you want (tax deductability + bind your hands in that the money must eventually go to a charity). A major caveat is that you have less freedom on both the investment side and the donation side, I haven’t dug through the details but a lawyer or investment professional can probably help you walk through this.
EDIT: Michael Dickens has an article on the forum about which Donor Advised Funds are best.
This seems like the correct choice. One caveat is that this might make it harder to donate to speculative projects that don’t have 503 status. But you could e.g,. partner with a 503 to run a grant round. So maybe don’t donate literally all f it to the DAF?