Collecting for kids who lost a parent

[fuggled 576]

A neighbor passed away this weekend after a 3 year fight with cancer. He left behind 2 elementary age boys. His widow is getting lots of "how can we help" offers from the community and would like to setup some kind of fund for the boys.  GoFundMe seems simple and familiar but comes with overhead.  There's also the issue of providing some transparency so people know gifts are actually going to the boys. A 529 could help with that, but it has limitations too (and not sure these 2 are college-bound).  Any recommendations on setups that are easy for people to give to, lock funds to a specific purpose (somewhat) and maybe provide some transparency?  

[Brew 3049]

Most areas have some sort of foundation that will set up and manage funds for individual beneficiaries. They accept the donations, manage the investments, and collect a fee for that service that typically comes out of the income stream.

[ROFL BOX 6650]

Doesn't FB have a thing similar to Go Fund but zero fees?

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[Post Oak 20358]

Any update on this?

[Parliament 14412]

So...does the widow know how to use OnlyFans?

Edited May 10, 2022 by Parliament