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# DAF Day

### **What is DAF Day?**

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DAF Day is the national giving day for donor-advised funds — the fastest-growing form of philanthropy in the country. Organized by Chariot every second Thursday in October, DAF Day brings together donors, nonprofits, and DAF providers to inspire DAF giving for the causes that they care about most.

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### **DAF Day Giving Page**

Join tens of thousands of people making October 8, 2026 the biggest DAF giving day of the year.

To get listed on the [DAF Day Giving Page](https://app.dafday.com), you'll need to verify your organization's Chariot account at [dashboard.givechariot.com/signup](https://dashboard.givechariot.com/signupdashboard.givechariot.com/signup). Once your Chariot account is claimed:

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1. Go to account **Settings**
2. Add your **DAF Giving URL**
3. Add your organization's **Logo**

Once your DAF Giving URL and Logo have been successfully added, your donors will be able to find and donate to your cause on <https://app.dafday.com/>


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