GiftingNetwork Now Offers Fund Account Data from Hundreds of Custodians

MORRISTOWN, N.J. - Oct. 22, 2018 - PRLog -- GiftingNetwork has long provided organizations with investment pools the ability to deliver daily unitized valuations for their donors and agency accounts. Now, through stunning advancement in functionality, GiftingNework offers fund account data from hundreds of custodians. With convenience and ease of use top of mind, GiftingNetwork saves constituents time and effort, providing position and transaction data in comprehensive online fund statements, offering clients the ability to view fund statement information from 'held away' accounts, or those not held at their Master Custodian, and ultimately integrating into fund statements within the GN dynamic online Donor Dashboard.

By removing the step to check positions and liquidity at an additional website, before donors place a grant recommendation in the Donor Portal, they can see a mirror of their assets and transactions in one place. And, foundation staff will have a compliance tool providing a daily overview of assets and transactions for which their trustees are responsible.  As the complete solution for both non-profits and donors managing charitable giving, GifitingNetwork continues to provide functionality and ease as the gateway between financial services and the non-profit world.

About the Gifting Network: https://giftingnetwork.com/

The GiftingNetwork, LLC engages the complexities of American philanthropy with the hands-on understanding of current practices and a clear vision of the trends that are defining the future of giving.

Our business expertise spans the world of nonprofit organization, financial service providers, and their service to the high net worth demographic. We see donor empowerment, increased transparency, and accountability in the charitable process as inexorable trends, and we offer strategies and tools to help non-profits and FSPs thrive in the changing environment.

We believe in the leadership role of public charities. This leadership will depend on the efficiency with which they acquire, aggregate, and share program knowledge with grant decision makers, whether they are administrators, grant committees, or donor-advisors.