The philanthropy conversation your clients most want to have.

4Impact partners with financial advisors, wealth managers, estate attorneys, and CPAs to lead the charitable-giving conversations your clients are already trying to have — about values, legacy, the next generation, and what their money is for.


Your clients want more than a DAF and a deduction.

You hear the questions in meetings. Where should this windfall go? Which causes are actually making a difference? Did we set up the foundation the right way — or just the easy way? How do I bring my kids into this?

These are the conversations that turn a financial relationship into a lifelong one. They are also, often, the conversations no one in the room is fully equipped to lead. That's where we come in — not to replace you, but to make the meeting better.

Three ways we partner with your practice.

Why advisors partner with 4Impact.

A child leaning over a hand-painted boat, representing joyful outcomes of thoughtful philanthropy


A clear four-step process

  1. Strategy session. We start with values and issue areas. What matters to the family, what they hope their giving will achieve, and what kind of donor they want to be. The output is a personalized charitable giving mission statement that guides every giving decision.

  2. Budget & structure. With you and the client, we determine the right amount and vehicle for their giving — DAF, private foundation, direct giving, or a blend.

  3. Research & recommendations. We bring back a curated, evidence-informed shortlist of nonprofits aligned with the client's mission and giving capacity.

  4. Stewardship & impact. We stay involved — reporting outcomes, refreshing the plan annually, and helping the family see what their generosity is making possible.


Matt Rubinoff, Principal & Founder

Matt founded 4Impact after two decades in the social sector as a nonprofit founder, executive, and strategy consultant. He holds certificates from Stanford University's Effective Philanthropy for Advisors program and Georgetown University's Nonprofit Management Executive program, and is a graduate of Emory University, where he was a Kenneth Cole Community Building and Social Change Fellow. He lives in San Clemente, California with his wife and three children.

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Let's talk about the families you serve.

A 20-minute conversation. No deck, no pitch. Bring a client situation you've been thinking about, and we'll show you how 4Impact would approach it.