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Mark your calendar for the 2026 Kitsap Great Give and join your community in giving back to the causes you love.

Choosing the right charitable fund is about more than tax strategy—it’s about aligning your giving tools with your goals. Whether you’re drawn to the flexibility of a donor-advised fund, the lasting support of a designated fund, or the broad impact of an unrestricted or field-of-interest fund, Kitsap Community Foundation can help you build a thoughtful approach to philanthropy that reflects your values and evolves with you over time.

Endowments are often discussed as tools for financial sustainability, but for many donors they also serve as powerful signals of trust. An endowment shows that an organization is planning for the long term, committed to strong stewardship, and prepared to carry its mission forward. When paired with clear governance and professional management, endowments can increase donor confidence and support meaningful legacy giving.

At Kitsap Community Foundation, we help donors design charitable plans that reflect both their values and their vision—whether that means supporting favorite causes today or building a legacy for the future. Our team can help you explore giving strategies and fund structures that align with your goals, from donor-advised and designated funds to endowments and estate designations. Together, we’ll create a plan that ensures your philanthropy continues to make a difference for y

Events like galas and golf tournaments are great for fundraising and community-building—but special rules apply when donor-advised funds are involved. Donors can’t use their fund dollars for tickets, meals, or sponsorships that come with more than “incidental benefits.” They can, however, support your event by making gifts without perks and still be recognized. The community foundation is here to help you navigate the rules.

The Giving USA report reveals key trends in charitable giving. Learn how KCF can help strengthen your nonprofit's fundraising efforts.

In the spirit of celebrating traditional ways to grow your endowment, let’s revisit a tried-and-true fundraising method: direct mail.