Turbotax has not fixed this to my knowledge. For date aquired, you can enter "various" into Turbotax. For the cost basis, even though it is not used for any tax calculations, you can find the tax basis on your monthly Fidelity brokerage account (not Fidelity Charitable) statements. In the month you funded your donor advised fund, the statement will show the shares of each fund donated. I think you will have to go to the previous month's statement to get the total cost basis for all of your shares, calculate an average cost basis per share, and then multiply the cost per share times the number of shares donated to get the total cost basis.
Good for you for using a donor advised fund to contribute in a tax efficient manner to your favorite charities. I think a DAF is a very wise choice, especially since standard deductions for income tax are so high these days.
Good luck!!!
