DAF ImpactPooled funds

The directory

Every pooled fund we list.

Filter by what you fund, or by the instrument you are willing to use. Listings in diligence are shown alongside open ones on purpose — what is coming is as useful to see as what is available.

Theme
Instrument
Held at
Status
6 listings

Liberated Futures Impact Fund

Open for contributions

Stewarded by Full Spectrum Advisors, with Strategy Squad
Held at Movement Strategy Center

The recoverable portfolio inside the Full Spectrum Impact Fund. LFIF deploys recoverable grants, non-extractive loans and mission-aligned equity to organizations that came through the Liberated Futures grant portfolio and demonstrated they can put flexible capital to work. Capital deployed here is designed to come back and be redeployed — a revolving fund operating inside a philanthropic vehicle.

  • Community wealth
  • BIPOC self-determination
  • Gender justice
  • Climate justice
  • Recoverable grants
  • Loans
  • Equity
Deploying
$2.25M
Instruments
3
Repayment, prior cohort
95–100%
Status
Open
Fund this

Minimum $25,000

Liberated Futures Fund

Open for contributions

Stewarded by Full Spectrum Advisors, with Strategy Squad
Held at Movement Strategy Center

A three-year, $15M commitment to 24 organizations across four pillars: community wealth, BIPOC self-determination, gender justice and climate justice. This is the grant-only portfolio — no return expectation, no repayment terms. It is open to additional DAF contributions toward the established portfolio.

  • Community wealth
  • BIPOC self-determination
  • Gender justice
  • Climate justice
  • Grants
Committed
$15M
Organizations
24
Pillars
4
Status
Open
Fund this

Minimum $10,000

Full Spectrum Impact Fund

Open for contributions

Stewarded by Full Spectrum Group
Held at Movement Strategy Center

The multi-donor, community-advised fund that pools and deploys capital across the initiatives in this directory, including LFIF. Unlike a conventional DAF limited to 501(c)(3) grantees, FSIF can make philanthropic investments in any entity that passes due diligence — for-profits, cooperatives, CDFIs and funds alike — so long as the investment serves charitable purposes.

  • Community wealth
  • BIPOC self-determination
  • Community finance
  • Land & housing
  • Grants
  • Recoverable grants
  • Loans
  • Equity
  • PRIs
  • Anchor LP
Target raise
$20M
Instruments
6
Deployment tracks
3
Status
Fundraising
Fund this

Minimum $25,000

Realize Impact Blended Fund

Open for contributions

Stewarded by Realize Impact
Held at Realize Impact

A pooled fund from Realize Impact blending several non-extractive strategies into a single contribution: shared-appreciation homeownership lending, non-extractive small business credit, climate and clean-energy infrastructure, and early-stage community enterprise. The positions are already selected and underwritten — Realize Impact, a 501(c)(3), completed diligence and executes the investments itself. One grant reaches the whole spread, with no deal-by-deal review left on your side.

  • Land & housing
  • Community finance
  • Climate justice
  • Community wealth
  • Loans
  • Equity
  • Revenue-based
Strategies blended
4
Instruments
3
Diligence
Complete
Status
Open
Fund this

Minimum No stated minimum

Community land acquisition vehicle

In diligence

Stewarded by Under review
Held at To be confirmed

In diligence. A place-based acquisition vehicle pairing recoverable grants with low-yield financing lines so community land trusts can move at the speed the market moves. Listed here so contributors can see what is coming; not yet accepting capital.

  • Land & housing
  • Community wealth
  • Recoverable grants
  • Loans
  • PRIs
Stage
Diligence
Opens
TBC
Status
Not yet open
Read the listing →

Not yet accepting capital

Emerging manager anchor pool

In diligence

Stewarded by Under review
Held at To be confirmed

In diligence. A pool assembled to write the anchor cheque that first-time movement-rooted managers cannot raise without — the commitment that unlocks the rest of the raise. Listed for visibility; not yet accepting capital.

  • Community finance
  • BIPOC self-determination
  • Anchor LP
  • Recoverable grants
Stage
Diligence
Opens
TBC
Status
Not yet open
Read the listing →

Not yet accepting capital

Reading a listing

What the figures mean.

Steward
Who assembles the portfolio, runs diligence and holds the relationships. Not the same party as the fiscal sponsor.
Held at
The DAF provider or fiscal sponsor that receives your grant, holds the assets, and signs off on every deployment. Movement Strategy Center is one of several — the directory spans more than one, and you can filter by it. Not the same party as the steward.
Held at ≠ your provider
Two different parties share the word “sponsor”, so this site avoids it for one of them. Your provider is where your own capital already sits — Fidelity, Schwab, Movement Strategy Center, a community foundation. Held at is the entity on the receiving end. They can be the same organisation, and nothing breaks if they are.
Instruments
What the fund actually deploys. A grant-only fund and a recoverable fund carry different risk and different return of capital — a listing that recycles says so.
Minimum
The smallest contribution the fund will take through this rail. Where a listing shows no minimum, ask.
Status
Open means the button works today. In diligence means charitable-purpose review or sponsor confirmation is still running, and no capital is being accepted.

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    Regulatory disclosure

    DAF Impact lists pooled charitable funds and routes contributions to them; it is not itself a sponsoring organization, a broker, or an investment adviser, and nothing on this site is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy a security. Every contribution is a grant recommendation made from your own donor-advised fund or foundation to the listed fund's sponsoring entity, and is irrevocable once that sponsor accepts it. Each listed fund is governed by its own sponsor, whose charitable-purpose intent review, due diligence and final administrative verification determine whether and how capital is deployed. Recoverable instruments carry a genuine risk of non-return; capital that does return remains charitable and is redeployed, never distributed to contributors. Adding a fund to an allocation, or submitting an interest profile, does not create a binding asset-transfer contract or any guarantee of return.