Donor-advised Funds
Give through your donor-advised fund: recommend a grant to See Forward Ukraine in a few minutes and fund mentorship and leadership training for young Ukrainian women.
Our details for your DAF portal
Your DAF sponsor will ask for these details when you recommend a grant. See Forward Ukraine is a U.S. 501(c)(3) public charity.
- Legal name
- See Forward Ukraine Inc.
- Formerly
- Cash For Refugees
- EIN (Tax ID)
- 88-1228984
- Tax status
- 501(c)(3) public charity; contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law
- Mailing address
- [Mailing address to come]
- Contact
- Send us a message
Tip: if your sponsor's search does not find "See Forward Ukraine", search by EIN 88-1228984 — some databases may still list our former name, Cash For Refugees.
Why your grant matters
Leadership that lasts
Our cohorts give young Ukrainian women mentors, training and a network that keep working long after the program ends.
Grants we can plan with
DAF grants, especially recurring ones, let us commit to the next cohort instead of fundraising month to month.
Ukraine's recovery, led locally
Our mentees launch projects in their own communities — volunteering, education, civic initiatives — where the need is greatest.
Find us with your DAF sponsor
See Forward Ukraine can receive grants from these sponsors, among others:
- Fidelity Charitable
- Vanguard Charitable
- National Philanthropic Trust
- DAFgiving360 (Charles Schwab)
- Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund
- Benevity
If you give through another sponsor, you can still recommend a grant — use the details above.
Give in three steps
Log in to your DAF account
Search for See Forward Ukraine, or for our EIN 88-1228984.
Not listed?
Ask your DAF sponsor to add us — they only need our legal name and EIN.
Recommend your grant
Choose the amount, whether it repeats and, if you like, a note such as "Mentorship program". Your sponsor reviews it and sends the grant to us.
A tax-smart way to give
Many donors fund their DAF with appreciated assets — stocks, mutual funds or other securities — rather than cash. The sponsor sells them inside the fund, and you can then recommend a grant to us from the proceeds. Ask your financial or tax advisor what this means for your situation.
Where your grant goes
We publish our IRS Form 990 every year, so you can review our finances before you give.
Questions about a larger or recurring gift?
If you are planning a larger grant, a recurring grant or a gift from a family fund, we are glad to talk it through with you.
Frequently asked questions
What is a donor-advised fund?
A charitable giving account held at a sponsoring organization. You contribute to it, receive your tax deduction when you do, and later recommend grants from it to the charities you choose.
Can I recommend a grant to a charity that works in Ukraine?
Yes. See Forward Ukraine Inc. is a U.S. 501(c)(3) public charity, so DAF sponsors can make grants to us like to any other U.S. charity.
Is my grant tax-deductible?
Your deduction comes when you contribute to your donor-advised fund, not when the fund makes the grant. Your sponsor sends you the receipt for your contribution.
Will you know who the grant is from?
Only if you choose to share it. Most sponsors let you share your name and address with us or give anonymously.
Can I set up a recurring grant?
Yes, most sponsors let you schedule grants monthly, quarterly or yearly. Recurring grants help us plan each new cohort.
How long does it take for the grant to arrive?
It depends on your sponsor; most process recommended grants within a few business days to a few weeks.