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So kind of cool, right? Today we've got a special

guest who's going to help educate us on donor advised funds. Now, many of you know we've

talked about this for a while that we really think philanthropy is so much woven into the

day-to-day decisions that you're making. And so we wanted to bring you a guest

who could kind of drill through that. So today we're joined by Julie Sunwu. She is the president

of DAF Giving 360. Julie Sunwu, welcome to our program. And Julie, you are president of DAF Giving 360.

It's one of the largest providers of donor advised funds or DAFs, as we like to call it in the biz.

But you know, I always like to introduce people by making sure they give us a little bit of their back story before you were president of Deaf Giving 360. You were actually a human

being in your own right. So tell us about yourself. Well, thank you so much for the invite,

Jill. It is great to be here. I joined Def Giving 360 about a year ago. April is my anniversary.

But prior to that, I've been working in financial services in many parts of Schwab, actually,

for three decades.

I worked with both registered investment advisors in the advisor services division and the individual

investors in the retail division. And now I get to apply all that learning here in donor advised

fund land to help people with their philanthropic goals. I'm very excited.

You know, I think it's interesting that,

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