Feeding America Florida for financial advisors and DAF administrators
What you need to process a client gift to Feeding America Florida, a 501(c)(3) public charity focused on Florida: the payee, the mailing address for checks, and the steps for donor-advised fund grants, IRA qualified charitable distributions and appreciated stock.
Checks: payable to Feeding America Florida, mailed to Feeding America Florida, 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904, Miami, FL 33132.
Recipient details
| IRS name and check payee | Feeding America Florida |
|---|---|
| State registered name | Feeding America Florida Inc |
| Mailing address for checks, grant checks and QCD checks | Feeding America Florida 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904 Miami, FL 33132 |
| Federal tax identification number (EIN) | 93-3176598 |
| Tax status | 501(c)(3) public charity; gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law |
| Website | feedingfl.org |
| Gift questions and acknowledgments | info@feedingfl.org |
| W-9 | W-9 available on request from info@feedingfl.org |
| IRS determination letter | PDF copy |
| Returned, voided or reissued checks | info@feedingfl.org |
| Public records | IRS, Candid, ProPublica and Charity Navigator records |
Our federal record: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search (EIN 93-3176598).
Donor-advised fund grants
- In the sponsor’s grant system, search for Feeding America Florida and pick the listing with Tax ID 93-3176598. Availability depends on the sponsor; an IRS record does not guarantee that every service has activated an entry.
- Enter the grant amount. Add a purpose such as “Florida directory” if the client wants one, or leave it blank for the area of greatest need.
- If the sponsor lets the client share their name, include it so we can thank them.
- Grant checks are mailed to Feeding America Florida, 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904, Miami, FL 33132.
Platform guidance: find Feeding America Florida in a giving platform.
Year-end 2026 DAF timing
Each sponsor sets its own cutoff for grants to go out by December 31, 2026 (published dates, checked October 21, 2026):
- DAFgiving360 (formerly Schwab Charitable): submit grant recommendations by December 1.
- Vanguard Charitable: enter grant recommendations by December 7.
- National Philanthropic Trust: enter grants by 11:59 pm ET on December 16.
- Fidelity Charitable: grants may take 10 or more business days; allow at least that.
Confirm with your sponsor; community foundations and other sponsors set their own dates.
IRA qualified charitable distributions (QCDs)
IRA owners age 70½ or older can direct a QCD to Feeding America Florida, a 501(c)(3) public charity. A QCD can count toward the year’s required minimum distribution and is excluded from taxable income, up to $111,000 in 2026 (the IRS indexes the limit each year). The distribution must leave the IRA by December 31 to count for 2026. A QCD cannot go to a donor-advised fund.
- Ask the IRA custodian for a qualified charitable distribution payable to Feeding America Florida.
- Have the check mailed to Feeding America Florida, 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904, Miami, FL 33132, or sent to the client to forward. Give EIN 93-3176598 if the custodian’s form asks for it.
- Custodian checks often arrive without the donor’s name. Email info@feedingfl.org with the client’s name, mailing address, amount and custodian so the acknowledgment reaches the client.
Appreciated stock
The client contributes the shares to their donor-advised fund, then recommends a grant to Feeding America Florida. The fund handles the transfer and the sale.
Online gifts
Clients who prefer to give online can use our PayPal Giving Fund charity page for Feeding America Florida. PayPal Giving Fund receives the donation, issues the receipt and grants to Feeding America Florida under its terms.
Client checks
Make checks payable to Feeding America Florida, write EIN 93-3176598 and the donor’s name on the memo line, and mail them to Feeding America Florida, 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904, Miami, FL 33132. Full instructions: donate by mail.
Frequently asked questions
What payee and mailing address should a check to Feeding America Florida use?
Make the check payable to Feeding America Florida and mail it to Feeding America Florida, 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904, Miami, FL 33132. Writing EIN 93-3176598 and the donor’s name on the memo line helps match the gift and send the acknowledgment.
How does a DAF administrator find Feeding America Florida?
Search for Feeding America Florida in the sponsor’s grant system and pick the listing with Tax ID 93-3176598. Availability depends on the sponsor. If the sponsor pays by check, it goes to Feeding America Florida, 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904, Miami, FL 33132.
Can a client make an IRA qualified charitable distribution (QCD) to Feeding America Florida?
Yes. Feeding America Florida is a 501(c)(3) public charity, so IRA owners age 70½ or older can direct a QCD to it, up to $111,000 in 2026 (the limit is indexed each year). Ask the IRA custodian to make the check payable to Feeding America Florida and mail it to 111 NE 1st St, Fl 8, PMB 8904, Miami, FL 33132, then email info@feedingfl.org with the client’s name so the acknowledgment reaches them. A QCD cannot be made to a donor-advised fund.
How can a client give appreciated stock to Feeding America Florida?
Contribute the shares to the client’s donor-advised fund, then recommend a grant to Feeding America Florida. The fund handles the transfer and the sale.
Who do I contact about a returned, voided or reissued check?
Email info@feedingfl.org with the sponsor or custodian name, the check number, the amount and the issue date. Some sponsors reissue a grant only at the donor’s request, so include the donor’s name if you can.
How do I get a W-9 for Feeding America Florida?
A W-9 is available on request from info@feedingfl.org. A copy of our IRS determination letter is published on this site.
Our parent organization
Our parent, Feed America (EIN 92-1761881), operates the national platform and has its own payee line: Feed America for financial advisors and DAF administrators. Gifts to Feeding America Florida use the details on this page.