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    • November 2022 - Professional Advisor Newsletter >
      • STRONG YEAR-END GIVING IN A BEAR MARKET: DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS COME IN HANDY
      • ADOPT A “DONOR BEWARE” ATTITUDE WHEN CLIENTS MAKE NON-MARKETABLE GIFTS
      • IT’S A BIG DEAL: ANSWERING CLIENTS' QUESTIONS ABOUT GIVINGTUESDAY
    • Dec 2022 Professional Advisor Newsletter >
      • HOW NFTS ARE CONNECTING MAKERS, INVESTORS & DONORS WITH CAUSES THEY LOVE
      • FIVE OF 2022’S MOST-ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT QUALIFIED CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTIONS
      • 2022: IMPORTANT CHARITABLE TAX PLANNING REMINDERS
    • Jan 2023 Professional Advisor Newsletter
    • September Donor Newsletter >
      • KEEPING TRACK OF YOUR CHARITABLE DONATIONS IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER
      • HERE’S WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE GIVING MONEY TO A NEW NONPROFIT
      • HOW TO GROW YOUR CHARITABLE GIVING BY BUNDLING TAX SAVINGS
    • October Donor Newsletter >
      • BRIGHT SPOTS IN THE MIDST OF ECONOMIC CHALLENGES
      • ACTIVATE IMMEDIATE AND EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE FOR PEOPLE IN NEED
    • November Donor Newsletter >
      • Give a little and feel a lot better
      • “Checkout charity”: Cause for concern?
      • The perfect plate: Turkey, pumpkin pie and charitable giving
    • December Donor Newsletter >
      • LEVEL UP FAMILY PHILANTHROPY AT ANY AGE WITH THESE BOOKS
      • THE GIFT OF GIVING, COMMUNITY FOUNDATION STYLE
      • FOUR YEAR-END REMINDERS
    • Jan 2023 Donor Newsletter
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Donor advised FUNDS




​A donor advised fund is a charitable giving vehicle where an individual, family or corporation makes an irrevocable, tax-deductible contribution of cash, marketable securities, or other assets to the Peninsula Community Foundation and at any time thereafter can recommend grant distributions to qualified charitable organizations.​ Here is how you benefit:
  • You receive immediate tax benefits, but can give over time.
  • Your assets grow through investment, allowing you to give more.
  • You can endow your fund as a legacy in perpetuity.
  • Support all your favorite charities with just one donation.
  • Get just one tax receipt.
  • Donate cash, stocks, mutual funds, real estate and more.
  • ​Helps to make your giving a family event.
  • Our professional staff has broad expertise regarding community issues and needs.
  • Receive highly personalized service tailored to your charitable and financial interests.
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PCF FUND HOLDERS

​Charles and Jessie Hopkins

More than one-hundred individuals, families and organizations have established Donor Advised Funds with the Peninsula Community Foundation. One of those families is the Hopkins family.  ​​​In their memory, their children Charles and Esther established the Charles and Jessie Hopkins Charitable Fund to carry on their tradition of giving back. 

Charles and Jessie Hopkins lived in Hampton and were married for 60 years. ​Charles worked for his family’s business, Hop's Place located on Pembroke Avenue in Hampton and Jessie was a school teacher. They dedicated their lives to their church, family, friends and community. They did not hesitate to tell others often that they were “Blessed, Blessed, Blessed!”. ​​

For more information about establishing a fund, please contact Michael Monteith, Email/757.327.0862 ​​
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  • Homepage - Peninsula Community Foundation
  • About
    • Board of Directors
    • Connect
    • Financials
    • News
    • Partners
  • Impact
    • Brink Impact Fund
    • Children's Holiday Fund
    • COVID 19
    • Give Local 757
    • Grants
    • Impact 100
    • Leadership Society
    • Legacy Society
    • PCF Initiatives >
      • Early Childhood
      • Homelessness
      • Neighborhoods
  • Scholarships
  • Funds
    • Agency
    • Corporate
    • Designated
    • Donor Advised
    • Employee Assistance
    • Legacy >
      • Types of Funds
    • Aug 2022 - Professional Advisor Newsletter >
      • BACK TO BASICS: REMINDING CLIENTS ABOUT WILLS, TRUSTS, AND CHARITABLE BEQUESTS
      • Summer legislative updates–and looking ahead to sunsets
      • FARMS, TAX PLANNING, AND FUNDING A FAMILY LEGACY
    • Sept 2022 - Professional Advisor Newsletter >
      • HIGHLY-APPRECIATED STOCK: IF YOUR CLIENT MISSED THE IDEAL WINDOW, IT’S STILL NOT TOO LATE TO SUPPORT CHARITY
      • THE “I’S” HAVE IT: TWO KEY TOPICS FOR CLIENT MEETINGS
      • INHERITED IRAS: BIG HEADACHE, OR BIG OPPORTUNITY?
      • Cryptocurrency: What if your clients own it and you don’t think they should?
    • October 2022 - Professional Advisor Newsletter >
      • CHARITABLE GIVING IN CHALLENGING ECONOMY
      • DISASTER PHILANTHROPY: YOUR CLIENTS AND THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL PHILANTHROPY
      • COUNSELING YOUR CLIENTS ABOUT NONPROFITS: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE BIG LEAPS
    • November 2022 - Professional Advisor Newsletter >
      • STRONG YEAR-END GIVING IN A BEAR MARKET: DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS COME IN HANDY
      • ADOPT A “DONOR BEWARE” ATTITUDE WHEN CLIENTS MAKE NON-MARKETABLE GIFTS
      • IT’S A BIG DEAL: ANSWERING CLIENTS' QUESTIONS ABOUT GIVINGTUESDAY
    • Dec 2022 Professional Advisor Newsletter >
      • HOW NFTS ARE CONNECTING MAKERS, INVESTORS & DONORS WITH CAUSES THEY LOVE
      • FIVE OF 2022’S MOST-ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT QUALIFIED CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTIONS
      • 2022: IMPORTANT CHARITABLE TAX PLANNING REMINDERS
    • Jan 2023 Professional Advisor Newsletter
    • September Donor Newsletter >
      • KEEPING TRACK OF YOUR CHARITABLE DONATIONS IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER
      • HERE’S WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE GIVING MONEY TO A NEW NONPROFIT
      • HOW TO GROW YOUR CHARITABLE GIVING BY BUNDLING TAX SAVINGS
    • October Donor Newsletter >
      • BRIGHT SPOTS IN THE MIDST OF ECONOMIC CHALLENGES
      • ACTIVATE IMMEDIATE AND EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE FOR PEOPLE IN NEED
    • November Donor Newsletter >
      • Give a little and feel a lot better
      • “Checkout charity”: Cause for concern?
      • The perfect plate: Turkey, pumpkin pie and charitable giving
    • December Donor Newsletter >
      • LEVEL UP FAMILY PHILANTHROPY AT ANY AGE WITH THESE BOOKS
      • THE GIFT OF GIVING, COMMUNITY FOUNDATION STYLE
      • FOUR YEAR-END REMINDERS
    • Jan 2023 Donor Newsletter
  • DONATE
  • Fund Login