A tool to make moving money more human.

We connect who you are to how your money moves.

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01Why this exists
What gets funded today shapes the topography of tomorrow.

We have many ways to express our values: through our political vote, our civic behavior, and our lifestyle decisions. With our money, we are voting blind.

Chorus turns your implicit values into a living investor profile, so you can direct capital toward the world you want to live in.

The first place we’re starting is with donor advised fund (DAF) capital.

02What this is

A 15 minute model-led conversation that seeks to understand you as a human before you as an investor.

Through a private conversation, Chorus maps who you are, probes for latent values, surfaces contradictions, and meets you where you are in your financial journey in language you understand.

Conversation
What values show up in your giving, volunteering or purchasing decisions?
Health! I raised money for the Alzheimer’s association during the NY marathon last year.
What other values do you identify with?
Tap any that apply
Women’s RightsRacial JusticeClimate ChangeArts and CultureEducation
Speak in your own words.
Profile
Investor
LLLily Louis

A next-gen inheritor focused on addressing healthcare access through your capital and time.

Place
New York
Return
Impact-first
Themes
Food systemsHealth & WellnessHousing quality
ExplicitInferred
Impact evidence
3rd-party reviewTeam credibility
Impact definition
Systems changeProduct outcomes
Machine-readable Investor Data
INVESTOR-SIGNAL.JSONportable
"themes": ["health", "womens_rights"],
"causes": ["racial_justice", "climate"],
"place": "new_york",
"daf_sponsor": "impact_assets",
"impact_evidence": ["3rd_party_review", "team_credibility"],
"impact_definition": ["systems_change", "product_outcomes"],
"account_usd": 350000,
"engagement": "collaborative",
"vehicles": ["recoverable_grant", "zero_interest_loan", "revenue_based_equity"],
"return": "impact_first"
Machine-readable investor signals.
03A few things you’re probably wondering
  • The first sitting is around fifteen minutes. You can come back to refine, deepen, or reconsider as often as you want. The profile is meant to grow with you, not freeze at the end of the first conversation.
  • Nothing!
  • Your conversation and the resulting profile belong to you. You can export it, share it with an advisor, or delete it. We don’t sell or share what you say in a Chorus session.
  • An independent team working at the seam of values codification, collaborative capital, and ethical ai.
  • We’re refining the experience with a small group of investors, advisors, and friends before we open to the public. Put yourself on the waitlist and we’ll let you know when we open our doors.
04In the news

ChorusClippings

Articles and op-eds we’ve been circling as we build Chorus.

$124T will transfer through 2048$326B+ sits in donor-advised fundsDAFs can unlock mission-aligned capitalCollaborative funds help donors move together$124T will transfer through 2048$326B+ sits in donor-advised fundsDAFs can unlock mission-aligned capitalCollaborative funds help donors move together

Cerulli Associates - 2024

Cerulli Anticipates $124 Trillion in Wealth Will Transfer Through 2048

The wealth transfer is no longer abstract: Cerulli projects $124 trillion moving through 2048, including $18 trillion expected to go to charity.

Morgan Stanley - 2026

How Donor-Advised Funds Can Expand Impact Investing

Donor-advised funds hold more than $300 billion in U.S. charitable assets, creating a large pool of capital that could be deployed beyond traditional grantmaking.

Lily Starling Louis - Substack

The Other Half of the Third Wave

A response to the third-wave philanthropy conversation: the next era needs to include the capital already sitting inside donor-advised funds.

Collaborative Fund - Substack

Philanthropy's Other Third Wave

A companion argument for widening the third-wave philanthropy frame beyond new fortunes and toward the structures that help capital move well.

Bridgespan - 2026

Collaboratives as a Philanthropic Asset Class

Collaborative funds are emerging as a way for donors to share diligence, expertise, risk, and accountability while pursuing larger-scale impact.

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