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Donor-advised funds: Charities with benefits

  • Written by Philip Hackney, James E. & Betty M. Phillips Associate Professor of Law, Louisiana State University
imageMark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan are giving billions to charity through their donor-advised fund instead of a traditional foundation.Jeff Chiu/AP Photo

Can you guess which U.S. organization raised the most money through charitable contributions in 2015? When we ask our students this question, most figure it was the United Way, the Salvation Army...

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