Donor Testimonials

We sincerely appreciate our donors and their tax-deductible contributions to the Center.

Establish a Donor Advised Fund, fund it with some shares of an investment for which you want to avoid paying capital gains tax, and use it to donate to The John C Bogle Center for Financial Literacy. I contributed via my DAF this Spring. Easy peasy.

TimeRunner (Bogleheads.org Forum)

I am granting $50/year to The John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy from my Donor Advised Fund.

stan1 (Bogleheads.org Forum)

I made a donation to The John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy from my  Donor Advised Fund and it sailed right through! I just went online to check the timeline. The record shows that I requested the donation on December 9, it was immediately approved, and a check was issued on December 11.

dodecahedron (Bogleheads.org Forum)

I use the Amazon Smile program and specify  “The  John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy” as the recipient.

nisiprius (Bogleheads.org Forum)

I have a Fidelity Donor Advised Fund and have made donations to the Bogle Center. If your employer offers matching donation funds, be sure to apply for them. I got matching funds for my donations to the Bogle Center.

Wagnerjb (Bogleheads.org Forum)

The Bogleheads’ Guide to The Three-Fund Portfolio is now available in hardcover book, audio book and kindle. All royalties are donated directly to The John C. Bogle Center For Financial Literacy.

Taylor Larimore (Bogleheads.org forum)