Arizona Tax Credit Guide 2024-25 — Maricopa County Edition

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We are glad you feel inspired to give back to the organizations and institutions that work tirelessly to serve our communities. When you are ready to take the next step in your personal charitable giving journey, we are here to help you achieve your goals.

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check out the “Maximize the Tax Credit Opportunity” on PAGE 6 for a quick review of the four credits available.

IF TAX CREDIT GIVING IS NEW TO YOU,

start with the article on PAGE 7.

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to use the TAX CREDIT WORKSHEET as you are reviewing the list of organizations throughout the publication. YES, THERE ARE

A LOT OF QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS (QCO

Check out the list of categories on PAGE 16 to help you find an organization that connects.

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ARIZONA TAX CREDIT Giving Guide 2024-25

published by FRONTDOORS MEDIA

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CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

Tom Evans

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Welcome to the Arizona Tax Credit Giving Guide and

At Frontdoors Media, we’re proud to be your go-to source for all things philanthropy in our community. As tax season nears, many of you are considering how best to optimize your tax situation while making a positive difference in Arizona. Luckily, our state offers some of the most generous charitable tax credit programs in the country, allowing you to direct your tax dollars to the causes that matter most to you — at no extra cost.

With options like the Qualified Charitable Organization (QCO) tax credit, where a married couple can claim up to $938, you have the opportunity to support nonprofits, foster care organizations, schools and tuition organizations across the state. And the best part? Each credit is separate, so you can maximize your giving across multiple categories.

We’ve organized the qualified organizations into easy-to-read sections, and all are vetted and approved by the Arizona Department of Revenue. Take this guide to your next tax appointment, and use the worksheet on the back cover as a handy checklist for claiming your credits.

Now more than ever, Arizona nonprofits and schools need our support. Let’s work together to make a meaningful difference in our community.

Thank you for being a part of this effort!

Andrea & Karen

Andrea Tyler Evans, Publisher Karen Werner, Editor in Chief

Karen Werner, Editor in Chief

Andrea Tyler Evans, Publisher

Table of Contents

Tax Credit Contributions Continue to Boost Arizona Nonprofits

UMBRELLA ORGANIZATIONS

Executive Council Charities (15)

Valley of the Sun United Way (15) FEATURE STORY

QUALIFIED CHARITIES

Ability360 (40)

ACCEL (49)

Advance Community (formerly Esperança) (36)

ALS Arizona (26)

Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels (18)

Area Agency on Aging, Region One (37)

Arizona Burn Foundation (40)

Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children (18)

Arizona Foundation for Cancer (19)

Arizona Justice Project (35)

Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services (ALWAYS) (35)

Aster Aging (37)

Autism Society of Greater Phoenix (49) Benevilla (38)

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona (54)

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale (55)

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley (55)

Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS) (32)

Chicanos Por La Causa (41)

Children’s Cancer Network (19)

Circle the City (27)

Civitan Foundation, Inc. (50)

Copa Health (27)

Cortney’s Place (50)

Dress for Success Phoenix (41)

Duet: Partners In Health & Aging (38)

Families Raising Hope (20)

Family Promise –Greater Phoenix (42)

Fresh Start Women’s Foundation (42)

Gabriel’s Angels (56)

Gesher Disability Resources (51)

Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona (32)

Healing Arizona Veterans (54)

Helping Hands for Single Moms (22)

HonorHealth Desert

Mission (28)

Hope’s Crossing (43)

House of Refuge (33)

Hushabye Nursery (28)

ICAN (56)

Jewish Family & Children’s Service (20), (23), (29), (39), (43), (57)

Keys to Change (33)

Lions Camp Tatiyee (51)

Maggie’s Place (34), (44)

Make Way for Books (57)

MASD dba Arizona

Disabled Sports (52)

Midwest Food Bank, Arizona Division (25)

Military Assistance Mission (23)

Miracle League of Arizona (52)

Mission of Mercy

Arizona Health

Partnership Fund (29)

Mother’s Grace (24)

National Kidney Foundation of Arizona (30)

A New Leaf (21), (34)

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QUALIFIED CHARITIES (CONTINUED)

New Life Center (21)

New Pathways for Youth (58)

NourishPHX (44)

one•n•ten (58)

Pawsitive Friendships (59)

Paz de Cristo Community Center (25)

Phoenix Children’s Foundation (30)

Phoenix Conservatory of Music (59)

Phoenix Indian Center (45)

Phoenix Rescue Mission (45)

Power Paws Assistance Dogs, Inc. (53)

Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler (24)

Recovery Empowerment Network (36)

Ronald McDonald House

Charities of Central and Northern Arizona (46)

Ryan House (31)

The Salvation Army

Metro Phoenix (46)

Society of St. Vincent de Paul (26), (47)

Sojourner Center (22)

St. Joseph the Worker (48) STARS (47)

Valley of the Sun YMCA - Valley YMCA

Cares (39), (60)

Valleywise Health Foundation (31)

WHEAT (48)

QUALIFIED FOSTER CARE ORGANIZATIONS

Agape Adoption Agency of AZ (63)

Aid to Adoption of Special Kids (AASK) (63)

Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation (64)

Arizona Helping Hands is now The Foster Alliance (64)

Arizona Sunshine Angels (65)

Catholic Charities

Community Services (65)

Center for the Rights of Abused Children (66)

PUBLIC & CHARTER SCHOOLS

BASIS Charter Schools (71)

PRIVATE SCHOOL TUITION / SCHOOL

TUITION ORGANIZATIONS

PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Child Crisis Arizona (66)

Florence Crittenton (67)

Hope & A Future (67)

Rise Family Services (68)

Voices for CASA Children (68)

All Saints’ Episcopal Day School (74) New Way Academy (74)

SCHOOL TUITION ORGANIZATIONS

Academic Opportunity of Arizona (75) Brophy Community Foundation (75)

Catholic Education Arizona (76) School Tuition Organization 4 Kidz (STO4KIDZ) (76)

Tax Credit Contributions CONTINUE TO BOOST ARIZONA NONPROFITS

By Tom Evans

Tax credit contributions — donations that provide revenue to nonprofits while giving donors a break on state income taxes — continue to be the fuel that powers many Arizona nonprofits and helps them achieve their missions.

Tax credit contributions continue to be a vital funding source for many Arizona nonprofits — and an excellent way for Arizona residents to make a tangible difference in their communities.

Arizona law allows taxpayers to donate to a qualified charity or tuition organization and get a dollar-fordollar reduction on state income taxes. Over time, these contributions have become increasingly popular for residents and beneficial for nonprofits.

Photo courtesy of St. Vincent de Paul

The State of Arizona allows these tax credits when donors give to qualified organizations in these categories:

• Arizona Qualifying Charitable Organizations, which provide basic needs to qualifying low-income families and individuals, the chronically ill and disabled. Limits are $470 for individuals and $938 for married couples for tax year 2024 and $495 for individuals and $987 for married couples for the 2025 tax year.

• Qualifying Foster Care Organizations, with limits of $587 for individuals and $1,173 for married couples for tax year 2024 and $618 for individuals and $1,234 for married couples for the 2025 tax year.

• Public School Tax Credit Organizations, with limits of $200 for individuals and $400 for married couples.

• Private School Tuition Organizations for Individuals, with limits of $731 for individuals and $1,459 for married couples for the 2024 tax year and $769 for individuals and $1,535 for married couples for the 2025 tax year.

• Certified School Tuition Organizations (also known as the “Switcher” Individual Tax Credit, this credit is only available if you’ve already maxed out the Private School Tuition Organization credit). Limits are $728 for individuals and $1,451 for married couples in 2024, and $766 for individuals and $1,527 for married couples in 2025.

Photos courtesy of (clockwise from top left) Phoenix Conservatory of Music, Duet, Chicanos Por La Causa and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona.

• Private School Tuition Organizations for Corporations: C-Corporations, S-Corporations, LLCs and insurance companies can qualify for two types of credits. The first one is the Corporate Contributions to School Tuition Organizations, which supports low-income students in private schools. The full name of the second credit is Corporate Contributions to School Tuition Organizations for Displaced Students or Students with Disabilities.

Arizona law allows contributions to be counted for the 2024 tax year all the way up to April 15, 2025.

Brenda Blunt, a partner with Eide Bailly LLP, said that other than the dollar amounts, there have been no major changes this tax year to what’s become an increasingly popular way to give back.

“It remains a great way to support schools, access to private schools and charities serving our neediest populations in a tax-efficient way,” she said. “I work with a number of private schools that have been able to attract a greater diversity of students, enriching the education process of all their students. I also work with numerous charities that are able to expand their programs to help people enjoy a full and productive life because of the tax credit dollars they attract.”

Photo courtesy of Keys to Change

Photo courtesy of Boys & Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale

Lorraine Tallman, the founder & CEO of Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels, said the tax credit contributions have a personal meaning for her. She founded the charity in memory of her daughter Amanda, who died of leukemia in 2012. Today, the nonprofit provides support services for families impacted by childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

“As a mom of a cancer warrior, I personally know the financial devastation and the mental duress on the entire family,” she said. “Arizona tax credit dollars allow us to provide free counseling programs and financial assistance to the everyday ‘here-and-now needs’ our families face daily. Priceless.”

For a complete list of qualifying charitable organizations and qualifying foster care organizations, visit azdor.gov/tax-credits/contributions-qcos-andqfcos. Organizations are also added on an ongoing basis, so it may be worth your time to check back before year-end and again before April 15, 2025 — the last day 2024 tax credit contributions can be made.

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WHAT

IS AN UMBRELLA ORGANIZATION?

Some charities under the Arizona Qualified Charity Tax Credit have a slightly different designation as “umbrella organizations.” They are eligible for the same contribution limits ($470 for individuals, $938 for couples), but are listed differently on the State of Arizona’s website.

For example, Executive Council Charities, Valley of the Sun United Way and other United Way organizations across the state are considered “umbrella organizations” because they may receive tax credit contributions and distribute them to other nonprofit partners in the community.

REMINDER!

Use the Tax Credit Worksheet on the back cover to take notes and record the Umbrella tax code for the charities you choose. You can choose more than one!

Until no child misses a meal.

Food access is a key issue holding children back from a successful future. At Valley of the Sun United Way, we will never stop supporting our community until this issue—and other key issues in education, housing & homelessness, health, and workforce development—are solved. See how you can help at vsuw.org.

Umbrella Organizations

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHARITIES

Our mission is to support charity organizations focused on helping youth in our community overcome adversity and reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.

Support Arizona Youth (SAY) is the annual campaign for Executive Council Charities (ECC), an umbrella organization for the Arizona charitable tax credit. Through SAY, donors can take advantage of the tax credit for both qualified and foster care charities, or indicate a preference for any specific qualified charity. Not only are 100 percent of the funds forwarded to benefit vital programs at these charities, but ECC also covers all credit card processing fees.

ec70phx.com

Tax Code 20726

VALLEY OF THE SUN UNITED WAY

Valley of the Sun United Way is creating a better future for everyone in our community. A community where every child, family and individual is healthy, has a safe place to live and has every opportunity to succeed in school, in work and in life.

Your gift supports our community-wide efforts to create Mighty Change in Maricopa County through our MC2026 plan that tackles some of the Valley’s most urgent issues. This community-developed and community-driven plan is supported by our donors and implemented alongside our more than 300 local MC2026 Coalition partners, including businesses, schools, nonprofits and other community organizations. Together, we will meet Bold Goals focused on closing education gaps, preventing homelessness and increasing access to health care and better-paying jobs to create a more equitable and thriving community for everyone. Join us today!

vsuw.org

Tax Code: 20726

WHAT IS

A QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION (QCO)?

Per the Arizona Department of Revenue, a QCO provides immediate basic needs to residents of Arizona who receive temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) benefits, are lowincome residents of Arizona, or are individuals who have a chronic illness or physical disability.

A QCO must meet ALL of the following provisions:

• Is exempt from federal income taxes under Section 501(c)(3), or is a designated community action agency that receives community services block grant program monies pursuant to 42 United States Code Section 9901.

• Provides services that meet immediate basic needs.

• Serves Arizona residents who receive temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) benefits, are low-income residents whose household income is less than 150 percent of the federal poverty level, or are chronically ill or physically disabled individuals.

• Spends at least 50% of its budget on qualified services to qualified Arizona residents.

• Affirms that it will continue spending at least 50% of its budget on qualified services to qualified Arizona residents.

The QCO organizations listed in the Arizona Tax Credit Giving Guide have chosen the following categories to best describe the programs they offer the community:

- CANCER SUPPORT [ pg. 18 ]

- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE [ pg. 20 ]

- FAMILY ASSISTANCE [ pg. 22 ]

- FOOD BANK [ pg. 25 ]

- HEALTHCARE [ pg. 26 ]

- HOUSING SUPPORT [ pg. 32 ]

- LEGAL SERVICES [ pg. 35 ]

- MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES [ pg. 36 ]

- SENIOR SERVICES [ pg. 36 ]

- SOCIAL SERVICES [ pg. 40 ]

- SPECIAL NEEDS [ pg. 49 ]

- VETERAN SERVICES [ pg. 54 ]

- YOUTH DEVELOPMENT [ pg. 54 ]

REMINDER!

Use the Tax Credit Worksheet on the back cover to take notes and record the QCO code for the charities you choose. You can choose more than one!

$470 per Individual

$938 per Married Couple

Arizona Department of Revenue Form 321 Required

AMANDA HOPE RAINBOW ANGELS

Our mission is to bring dignity and comfort into the harsh world of childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

Your tax credit contributions help Amanda Hope provide essential support services for families with a child battling cancer or another life-threatening illness. This includes our Comfycozy’s for Chemo adaptive apparel, which helps young warriors feel comfortable and remain clothed during treatment, our free Comfort and Care counseling services, and our Financial Assistance program, which is vital for families in need. You also help fund Major Distraction events like Meals of Hope, craft days, family events, teen nights and more! amandahope.org

Tax Code 20854

ARIZONA CANCER FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN

The mission of Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children is to provide social, emotional and financial support to families managing the health and well-being of a child diagnosed with cancer.

Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children offers a nurturing environment where kids with cancer can simply be kids. Since its founding, ACFC has supported over 10,000 individuals across the state who have been affected by pediatric cancer, providing crucial resources to those who might otherwise face isolation. ACFC assists families in need with financial aid, while also supplying food and essential household items to those struggling with food insecurity and economic hardship. Families benefit from various services, including counseling, K9 therapy, community events, toys for children and access to a facility with an art studio, play areas, education center, teen room, kitchen and food pantry.

azcancerfoundation.org

Tax Code 20873

ARIZONA FOUNDATION FOR CANCER

Arizona Foundation for Cancer is dedicated to promoting health, healing and survivorship through programs and services as patients navigate their cancer journey.

Arizona Foundation for Cancer provides services such as education, integrative therapies, breast prostheses, wigs and head coverings, support groups, nutrition counseling and gas cards, to name a few. Our programs and services are designed to help reduce stress, reduce pain, improve self-image and promote wellness.

azforcancer.org

Tax Code 22419

CHILDREN’S CANCER NETWORK

Children’s Cancer Network supports children and families throughout their cancer journey with programs that provide financial assistance, psychosocial support and encourage healthy lifestyles and create an awareness of issues related to childhood cancer.

Children’s Cancer Network programs provide vital support to children with cancer and their families, offering emotional, financial and educational resources. These programs help families navigate the challenges of cancer treatment by providing assistance such as gas cards, meal vouchers, counseling and emergency funds. Through peer support groups, family events and educational workshops, CCN fosters a sense of community, reduces isolation and empowers families to cope with the emotional and practical demands of childhood cancer.

childrenscancernetwork.org

Tax Code 20176

FAMILIES RAISING HOPE

The mission of Families Raising Hope is to assist cancer patients and their families with the financial burden that cancer treatments pose so that they can focus on their health, healing and recovery.

The costs associated with cancer treatment can escalate rapidly, placing significant financial strain on patients and their families. From doctor visits and missed workdays to travel expenses, overnight stays and medication costs, these expenses can make it challenging to manage essential living expenses like rent or mortgages, car payments, utility bills, groceries and gas. FRH is dedicated to easing the financial burden of cancer treatment for Arizona patients of all ages. Our focus lies in providing support for essential living expenses during their treatment journey. By offering assistance with these vital costs, we aim to empower patients to focus on what truly matters: their health, healing and recovery.

familiesraisinghope.org

Tax Code 22575

JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE

At Jewish Family & Children’s Service, we believe everyone has the right to live without fear and with the dignity and respect they deserve.

JFCS Shelter Without Walls program provides crisis and support services for survivors of intimate partner and domestic violence who are not in a shelter but wish to live independently and need assistance to do so safely. Services include step-by-step safety planning, shelter referrals, support and education groups and lay legal advocacy. Individuals of all ages, faiths and backgrounds are welcome.

jfcsaz.org

Tax Code 20255

A NEW LEAF

A New Leaf provides lifesaving shelter and support to families experiencing domestic violence, homelessness and other crisis situations. Our mission is “Helping families, changing lives.”

Your generous tax credit donation will provide safe shelter, legal support and trauma counseling to survivors of domestic violence in your local community. All contributions will be used to serve survivors at A New Leaf’s lifesaving domestic violence shelters across the Valley. By making a tax credit donation, you will be providing lifesaving support to families fleeing abuse.

Thank you for your kindness!

TurnaNewLeaf.org

Tax Code 20075

NEW LIFE CENTER

New Life Center has intentionally evolved into a statewide leader in emergency shelter and outreach support, all while remaining rooted in our mission of eliminating domestic and sexual violence through support services, education and expertise.

New Life Center proudly serves as one of Arizona’s largest emergency shelters for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence and human trafficking. With your support, New Life Center can welcome women, men and families that were quite literally forced to run for their lives, often arriving with nothing more than the clothes they were wearing when they escaped. Your generosity allows us to offer immediate safety, critical resources and care to approximately 350 adult and child survivors escaping from various forms of violence each year. Together we are creating safe, stable communities where all have a safe place to call home.

newlifectr.org

Tax Code 20559

SOJOURNER CENTER

Sojourner Center’s mission is overcoming the impact of domestic violence, sexual violence and human trafficking, one life at a time.

Domestic violence remains a pervasive issue in Arizona, affecting countless individuals and families across the state. Sojourner Center has evolved into a national leader in its field and serves survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. Our programs encompass a wide range of vital services, including petfriendly shelter and safe housing that ensure survivors can escape dangerous situations without leaving their beloved pets behind. Our trauma-informed services and programs are thoughtfully crafted to empower survivors in cultivating resilience and strength, enabling them to establish and sustain lives free from violence.

sojournercenter.org

Tax Code 20544

HELPING HANDS FOR SINGLE MOMS

Assisting low-income single-mom families as the mother attains post-secondary education, financial independence and a positive family legacy.

Helping Hands for Single Moms empowers families to achieve financial self-sufficiency through post-secondary education. In 2025, 53 more single moms will graduate and attain a livable wage job, while 88 others will move one step closer to that goal. Next year, we will provide over $1 million in financial assistance and supportive services to the families. All donations help hard-working single moms making great sacrifices for their children.

Your support makes a lasting difference!

If you are (or know of) a single mom college student who could benefit from our scholarship, please share this link.

helpinghandsforsinglemoms.org

Tax Code 20193

JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE

At Jewish Family & Children’s Service, we support families by providing behavioral health, healthcare and social services to all those in need.

JFCS partners with the Arizona Department of Child Safety to assist families by providing counseling and other resources, assessing the risk of violence or abuse in the home and offering parent coaching and support. Together, we help families work towards their goals.

jfcsaz.org

Tax Code 20255

MILITARY ASSISTANCE MISSION

Military Assistance Mission provides financial assistance and morale aid to Arizona military, their families and our wounded heroes.

Military Assistance Mission is a nonprofit that offers a financial assistance program that covers food, rent, mortgage, auto payments, utilities and auto insurance. MAM’s education assistance programs help service members and spouses with school expenses like textbooks, invoices, dorm/school living and parking fees. Additionally, MAM organizes morale-boosting family events, such as baby showers, holiday programs and tickets to sporting events.

azmam.org

Tax Code 20118

FAMILY ASSISTANCE

FAMILY ASSISTANCE

MOTHER’S GRACE

Mother’s Grace helps mothers and families suffering from adversity with emotional, spiritual and financial support.

Mother’s Grace pays for rent, utilities, car and insurance payments, medical bills and provides gift cards for food and gas for our recipients based on their immediate needs.

mothers-grace.org

Tax Code 22563

PREGNANCY CARE CENTER OF CHANDLER

We provide FREE, compassionate care before, during and after pregnancy.

Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler demonstrates God’s love by providing compassionate care through free services such as pregnancy tests, ultrasounds and counseling. Client advocates present reliable resources as they educate on parenting, adoption and abortion options. Prenatal and parenting classes are provided through the Learn & Earn program, and parents who attend are rewarded with baby bucks that can be used at our fully stocked Baby Boutique filled with donated diapers, wipes, new baby clothes, bottles, pacifiers and more. The Fatherhood Program champions the father’s voice and aims to inspire men to be involved, responsible fathers. PCC recognizes the client’s story does not end with us, so we rely on community resources to refer for additional medical services, aiming for healthy moms giving birth to healthy babies.

pccchandler.com

Tax Code 20562

MIDWEST FOOD BANK, ARIZONA DIVISION

As a faith-based organization, Midwest Food Bank aims to share the love of Christ by alleviating hunger and malnutrition locally and throughout the world and providing disaster relief, all without discrimination.

The Arizona Division of Midwest Food Bank distributes over $50 million in food and supplies annually. Midwest Food Bank provides weekend backpack meals to students, snack packs for homeless individuals and protein-rich meals for disaster relief. Every dollar contribution yields $30 worth of food and supplies for those facing food insecurity. And over 99 cents of every dollar you donate will go directly toward providing food to people in need.

arizona.midwestfoodbank.org

Tax Code 20927

PAZ DE CRISTO COMMUNITY CENTER

Paz de Cristo Community Center is more than a meal; we feed, clothe and empower our neighbors in need.

Arizona Tax Credit contributions to Paz de Cristo Community Center directly support our programs for those experiencing homelessness and poverty. These funds fuel the ongoing support of our nightly meals, food pantry, access to healthy food, clothing distribution, showers and essential document services. By donating, you’re helping us provide immediate relief and support to our community’s most vulnerable members.

pazdecristo.org

Tax Code 20275

Tax Code 20540 FOOD BANK

HEALTHCARE

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

St. Vincent de Paul harnesses the power of our community to feed, clothe, house and heal all who are in need — whether in body or in spirit.

We believe in the intrinsic value of every person — to serve and be served. Our dining rooms and food boxes are more than just meals. Families gain access to supportive programs and referrals to community resources. When people are at their lowest point and have lost their housing, St. Vincent de Paul is there to offer not only a bed, but a path to find home again. With your support, St. Vincent de Paul is helping seniors, families and children in need in our community with food, housing, affordable healthcare and much more.

stvincentdepaul.net

ALS ARIZONA

Advocating for a cure and supporting individuals with ALS to embrace life to the fullest.

ALS Arizona symbolizes the hopes of people everywhere that Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis will one day be a disease of the past, conquered by the dedication of thousands who have worked ceaselessly to understand and eradicate it. Until that day comes, ALS Arizona relentlessly pursues its mission to help people living with ALS and to leave no stone unturned in the search for a cure for this progressive neurodegenerative disease. ALS is relentless, but so are WE!

alsaz.org

Tax Code 20693

CIRCLE THE CITY

We started with a simple but urgent idea: to deliver healthcare solutions that compassionately address the needs of all individuals facing homelessness in Maricopa County.

Circle the City is a 501c3 nonprofit and the only Federally Qualified Healthcare Center in Arizona exclusively serving individuals facing homelessness. We operate two medical respite centers, two outpatient healthcare clinics, five mobile medical units and three street medicine teams.

Our Medical Respite Centers allow patients a safe place to heal and recover from an illness. 77 percent who complete their plan of care are discharged to somewhere other than the street or a shelter.

circlethecity.org

Tax Code 20693

COPA HEALTH

Copa Health provides services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health conditions and complex care needs.

At Copa Health, we believe housing and healthcare must coexist to drive whole-person care and see the positive outcomes we expect to deliver for the individuals and communities we serve. Our current projects focus on developing solutions for adults and youth with disabilities and mental health designations experiencing homelessness, eliminating barriers to engagement, stabilization and permanent housing.

Copa is collaborating with other healthcare organizations, governments and individuals to create transitional housing for those with serious mental illness, a youth facility for young people who might otherwise be homeless and lowincome housing with wraparound services for individuals served by Copa Health as well as community members.

copahealth.org

Tax Code 22338

HONORHEALTH DESERT MISSION

For more than 95 years, Desert Mission has served the most vulnerable members of our community.

With the help of a generous community, today’s Desert Mission offers three major programs:

• Food Bank — Families visit the food bank and talk with an intake staff member. Based on individual needs, a healthy food box is prepared for take-home the same day.

• Lincoln Learning Center — This accredited early childhood learning center provides a solid foundation for kindergarten and life.

• Adult Day Health Care — Older adults, many with dementia, benefit from a safe, supervised, enriching program.

honorhealthfoundation.org

Tax Code 20516

HUSHABYE NURSERY

We embrace substance-exposed babies and their caregivers with compassionate, evidence-based care that changes the course of their entire lives.

We encourage parent involvement in treating infants born exposed to substances by providing compassionate, nonjudgmental care, empowering the family to realize a healthier, more productive life. Families work with peer mentors and therapists and learn to support their newborn throughout the withdrawal process and, if necessary, create a child services case plan to avoid removal or work toward reunification of the child. Detailed case management includes treatment, safety plans, advocacy, legal referral and documentation assistance. Every dollar helps support this work that is critical in Arizona communities.

hushabyenursery.org

Tax Code 22019

JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE

As one of Maricopa County’s largest integrated healthcare providers, Jewish Family & Children’s Service understands the link between mental and physical health.

Three of our healthcare centers offer comprehensive behavioral health and primary care services for individuals of all ages, faiths and backgrounds. Behavioral healthcare services, available at all our centers, include psychiatric care, medication management, substance abuse counseling and individual and group therapy. Our primary care services include treatment for colds and flu, acute pain and injuries, high blood pressure management and annual wellness exams.

jfcsaz.org

Tax Code 20255

MISSION OF MERCY ARIZONA HEALTH PARTNERSHIP FUND

Mission of Mercy’s mobile medical program restores dignity and provides healing through love to uninsured families through access to free healthcare, prescription medications and education at clinics across the Valley.

Since 1997, Mission of Mercy has provided free primary care services to uninsured patients with acute and chronic conditions. More than 90% of our patients have at least one chronic condition like type 2 diabetes or hypertension. Without regular medical care, they face life-threatening complications and poor quality of life. With six locations across Maricopa County, MOM utilizes the skills of volunteer physicians, nurses, pharmacists and specialists to deliver compassionate healthcare to the underserved. The Arizona medical program has provided 304,451 free medical visits and 567,581 prescription medications to 58,014 unduplicated patients over 27 years of service.

healingaz.org

Tax Code 20941

NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF ARIZONA

Our mission is to provide awareness, assistance and hope to Arizonans at-risk and impacted by kidney disease.

Since 1963, NKF AZ has been the agency of last resort for thousands of friends, neighbors and families in our kidney community. The heart of the foundation is its direct emergency aid services. These include rides to dialysis, help with critical medication, dental work and more. Path to Wellness, the foundation’s free community health screening, helps identify kidney disease early. The Erma Bombeck Donor Awareness Project educates people on the importance of kidney donation and Camp Kidney provides a free weekend of medically supervised magic for kids with kidney disease. NKF AZ proudly celebrated its 60th year serving the Arizona Kidney Community in 2023.

azkidney.org

Tax Code 20663

PHOENIX CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION

Phoenix Children’s Foundation supports Phoenix Children’s mission to advance hope, healing and world-class healthcare for children and their families in Arizona and beyond.

Phoenix Children’s has expanded from a single hospital into a nationally recognized pediatric health system providing world-class care to all patients who seek treatment — regardless of their ability to pay. Not only is it the only Level 1 Pediatric Trauma Center in Arizona, but one of only 59 nationwide. Through expansion efforts in the West and East Valley, Phoenix Children’s continues to serve Arizona families and beyond. One in four Arizona children has received care from a Phoenix Children’s provider, and Phoenix Children’s provides care to nearly 200,000 patient annually.

phoenixchildrensfoundation.org

Tax Code 20551

HEALTHCARE

RYAN HOUSE

Ryan House enriches the quality of life and creates cherished memories for children and their families, providing a much-needed break from 24/7 caregiving as they navigate life-limiting or end-of-life journeys.

The Support-A-Stay Program at Ryan House provides 24hour respite stays for children with life-limiting and terminal conditions. Respite is a gift of time; short-term overnight stays that help a family take breaks from the stress of 24/7 home care. Through the Support-A-Stay Program, we provide professional nursing care, expert Child-Life care, life-enhancing therapeutic/expressive activities and experiences, food and nourishment along with anticipatory grief, legacy work and bereavement support in our 12,500-square-foot, home-like medical facility.

ryanhouse.org

Tax Code 20088

VALLEYWISE HEALTH FOUNDATION

Valleywise Health Foundation is the Phoenix-based nonprofit dedicated to providing financial support for critical patient and program needs at Arizona’s only public teaching health system, Valleywise Health.

At Valleywise Health, over 70 percent of our patients are financially vulnerable. By making a tax credit donation to Valleywise Health Foundation, you’re playing a vital role in transforming the health and well-being of our community. Your generous support enables Valleywise Health to fulfill its mission to provide exceptional healthcare, without exception, every patient, every time — regardless of a patient’s ability to pay.

Your contribution directly funds essential programs, innovative research, educational resources and critical patient services like burn survivorship care, evidencebased behavioral health programs and the training of tomorrow’s healthcare professionals.

valleywisehealthfoundation.org

Tax Code 20047

HEALTHCARE

HOUSING SUPPORT

HOUSING SUPPORT

CENTRAL ARIZONA SHELTER SERVICES (CASS)

Our mission is to prevent and end homelessness among individuals and families while advancing compassionate community solutions.

Your tax credit contribution provides shelter and supportive services to those experiencing homelessness in Arizona. Founded in 1984, CASS is Arizona’s largest and longest-serving homeless emergency shelter provider. To celebrate its 40th anniversary of delivering solutions to end homelessness, CASS will open its apartment-style senior shelter, The Haven, at the end of 2024. With this new addition, our adult and family shelters house more than 900 people each night, 365 days a year. Give today to support nightly shelter, case management and housing support for Arizona’s most vulnerable neighbors.

cassaz.org

Tax Code 20328

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CENTRAL ARIZONA

Bringing people together to build homes, communities and hope.

When you support Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona, you’re helping Arizona seniors, veterans and single parents in need of affordable housing and helping to build a stronger Arizona. Driven by the vision that everyone needs a decent place to live, Habitat for Humanity’s model showcases the power of collaboration. By offering a hand up, rather than a handout, they provide homes that represent more than just structures; they embody hope and opportunity. Donate to Habitat and Let’s Give Arizona a Hand Up!

habitatcaz.org

Tax Code 20434

HOUSE OF REFUGE

House of Refuge provides transitional housing in a neighborhood setting for homeless families. Since 1996, our nonprofit charitable organization has been dedicated to rescuing homeless families through dignified transitional housing and crucial on-site supportive services in a peaceful neighborhood setting. Those services included housing for a year, case management, education and employment services, helping hands donation center, community center for kids and a teen center for teens.

houseofrefuge.org

Tax Code 86-0662244

KEYS TO CHANGE

Keys to Change uses the power of collaboration to create solutions to end homelessness for individuals across Maricopa County.

Your donations to Keys to Change will support individuals experiencing homelessness in finding permanent solutions to end their homelessness. Tax credit contributions allow us to respond to critical needs such as shelter and food and provide assistance in finding permanent housing. Funds support collaborative efforts for wraparound care such as medical, dental and behavioral healthcare, obtaining identification and social service benefits, employment resources, reuniting with friends or family and more. Your contributions can make our vision a reality: a community without homelessness.

keystochangeaz.org

Tax Code 20970

HOUSING SUPPORT

MAGGIE’S PLACE

HOUSING SUPPORT

Since we opened our doors in 2000, Maggie’s Place has provided over 1,200 homeless, pregnant and parenting women and 700 babies with a safe and nurturing environment.

Today, we manage and operate five residential homes throughout Maricopa County that serve over 100 women each year. Your tax-deductible contribution directly supports our shelter operations, which provide a safe and nurturing environment, access to resources, supplies and ongoing support, helping women break the cycle of generational trauma so they can build a meaningful, independent life for themselves and their families.

maggiesplace.org

Tax Code 20492

A NEW LEAF

A New Leaf provides lifesaving shelter and support to families experiencing homelessness, domestic violence and other crisis situations. Our mission is “Helping families, changing lives.”

Your generous tax credit donation will provide food, immediate shelter and long-term support to a family experiencing homelessness in your local community. All contributions will be used to serve families in need at | A New Leaf’s life-changing homeless shelters and domestic violence shelters across the Valley. By making a tax credit donation, you will be helping a family to overcome homelessness and find stability. Thank you for your kindness!

TurnaNewLeaf.org

Tax Code 20075

ARIZONA JUSTICE PROJECT

We seek justice for the innocent, the wrongfully imprisoned and those who have suffered manifest injustice under Arizona’s criminal justice system.

The Arizona Justice Project is the only nonprofit organization in Arizona dedicated to helping those who have been wrongfully convicted or who have suffered manifest injustice regain their freedom. Over the past 26 years, the AJP has helped 50 individuals regain their freedom and has been involved in several court cases that have had a positive impact for numerous incarcerated individuals. Many of these individuals spent decades in prison, away from their families and communities. Along with providing free post-conviction legal representation, AJP also assists clients with reentry, providing support for housing, work, education, access to healthcare and other benefits.

azjusticeproject.org

Tax Code 20725

ARIZONA LEGAL WOMEN AND YOUTH SERVICES (ALWAYS)

ALWAYS provides free wraparound legal services to trafficking survivors of all ages and people under 25 impacted by crime, homelessness and foster care.

Donations make ALWAYS’ family law, immigration law, and criminal history repair services possible for trafficking survivors of all ages and young people seeking to overcome adversity and achieve safety and opportunity. Family law support includes representation and other assistance with orders of protection, divorces, child custody, and child support. The ALWAYS team also handles immigration matters, including T-Visas for trafficking victims, U-Visas for survivors of crime, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status for abused and abandoned youth, “green cards,” and citizenship. Many trafficking survivors have convictions keeping them from pursuing education and certain professions; ALWAYS helps eliminate these barriers through Good Cause Exceptions, set-asides, and expungement.

alwaysaz.org

Tax Code 20888

SENIOR SERVICES

RECOVERY EMPOWERMENT NETWORK

To provide recovery and healing opportunities in our community by sharing our journey.

Recovery Empowerment Network is an organization dedicated to supporting individuals in their recovery journeys through a variety of services and programs. REN focuses on providing meaningful and enriching recovery support by offering resources that foster personal growth, well-being and community involvement. Their services include educational workshops, counseling and community-building activities aimed at empowering members to achieve and sustain recovery. REN is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for all participants, emphasizing the importance of ethical behavior and adherence to guidelines to maintain a positive and effective recovery community.

renaz.org

Tax Code 20273

ADVANCE COMMUNITY (FORMERLY ESPERANÇA)

Advance is creating new possibilities and promising futures by building optimal health in under-resourced communities in Arizona.

Through our Stove to Table program, Advance provides culturally appropriate meals and nutrition education to older adults living in low-income senior housing across Maricopa County. The goal of our program is to help them maintain healthy, independent lifestyles for as long as possible. Every Tuesday and Wednesday, we deliver over 200 fresh, nutritious meals directly from our kitchen to their doors. Our dedicated staff and wonderful volunteers prepare, package and deliver these meals using locally sourced ingredients, including produce from our own garden. Through your support, we are able to serve over 10,000 older adults annually!

advancecommunity.org

Tax Code 22188

AREA AGENCY ON AGING, REGION ONE

The Area Agency on Aging, a private nonprofit organization, serves older adults, caregivers, persons with disabilities and many other special populations in Maricopa County through 58 unique programs and services.

Over the past five decades, the Agency has delivered more than 39 million meals to isolated older adults, offered family caregivers over 11 million hours of respite, provided 4.3 million hours of home care and responded to over 1 million calls to its 24-hour Senior HELP LINE. Your contribution will help the Agency continue to impact the community and respond to unmet needs by providing critical assistance and support to more than 110,000 individuals annually.

aaaphx.org

Tax Code 20044

ASTER AGING

Aster Aging’s mission is to empower and support East Valley older adults and their families to remain independent and engaged in our communities.

Aster Aging is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving our local communities for over 45 years. Our vision is to be a leader in providing direct services and mobilizing resources that support our older adult community’s changing needs. We offer a full continuum of programs aimed at independence with dignity as older adults and families navigate the journey of aging. Your contribution makes the difference for thousands of older adults in the East Valley through the support of critical programs, including Meals on Wheels, In-Home Supports, Senior Centers, social services and much more.

asteraz.org

Tax Code 20426

SENIOR

BENEVILLA

Benevilla enriches lives by serving older adults, adults with disabilities, children and the families that care for them by promoting health and independence.

Benevilla provides supportive services to community neighbors while recognizing that caring for the needs of older adults reaches beyond the individual to the entire family. Our services include Life Enrichment Adult Day centers with specialized programming for those unable to care for themselves (memory loss, Parkinson’s, stroke survivors) while providing much-needed respite for family caregivers, free home services allowing homebound older adults to remain independent in their own homes (assisted transportation, grocery shopping, friendly visitors and more), caregiver support groups and resources, preschool and childcare and Benefitness Adaptive Gym. With your support, we serve more than 5,500 individuals annually.

benevilla.org

Tax Code 20493

DUET: PARTNERS IN HEALTH & AGING

Duet promotes health and well-being through vitally needed free-of-charge services to homebound adults, family caregivers and grandparents raising grandchildren. Your generosity transforms lives. With Duet’s free-of-charge services, you bring compassion, dignity and hope to older adults facing isolation and overwhelming challenges. Your donations help aging adults maintain their independence, access vitally needed services and stay connected by being paired with dedicated volunteers. Your tax credit donations also support family caregivers and guide grandparents raising grandchildren, creating a stronger, healthier community. Your contributions provide bilingual personalized guidance, in-person and virtual support groups, and educational events, enriching lives every day. Volunteer, donate or ask for help. Together, we are partners in health and aging, making a lasting impact.

duetaz.org

Tax Code 74-2370522

JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE

At Jewish Family & Children’s Service, we’re passionate about helping older adults remain independent and engaged, no matter their faith or background.

Our JFCS Senior Enrichment program offers diverse online and in-person classes that encourage seniors to engage, move forward and have fun, welcoming everyone 60 and over. Classes include art and cultural experiences, insightful lectures, immersive tours and fitness programs. JFCS also offers older adults professional counseling, case management and advocacy and referral services.

jfcsaz.org

Tax Code 20255

VALLEY OF THE SUN YMCA —

VALLEY YMCA CARES

As an organization with more than 130 years of caring for our community, Valley of the Sun YMCA responds quickly to creatively expand our programs to meet our community when, where and how we are needed most.

With your help, we can continue to ensure the health, safety and well-being of every YMCA senior. Donations will support programs for senior outreach and wellness, including transportation to medical appointment and grocery shopping, fall prevention classes, social activities and fitness classes. And, if you choose to, you can earmark your gift to your local Y community.

valleyymca.org/valley-ymca-cares

Tax Code 20708

ABILITY360

Ability360 offers and promotes programs designed to empower people with disabilities so that they may achieve or continue independent lifestyles within the community.

Over 40 years ago, Ability360 began offering services to people with disabilities and has become the largest Center for Independent Living in Arizona. With a focus on empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve independent lifestyles, we offer five core services: information and referral, independent living skills training, peer support, advocacy, assistance with transitioning to community living and support for youth. In addition, we offer home care services, home modifications, employment services, sports and fitness programs and much more. Your tax credit donation ensures we can continue to support the disability community throughout Arizona regardless of their financial abilities.

Ability360.org

Tax Code 20090

ARIZONA BURN FOUNDATION

Our mission is to improve the quality of life for burn survivors and their families in Arizona, while promoting burn prevention advocacy and education.

Survivors rely on medical professionals, emotional support staff, families and friends. That’s why Arizona Burn Foundation offers compassionate services that bring all parties together through a comprehensive continuum of care.

Arizona Burn Foundation has been serving the Grand Canyon State and its residents since 1967, providing education, emotional support, financial assistance and leadership development programs to help those who’ve encountered the devastating effects of burn injuries. From the time of a survivor’s injury through the rest of their life, Arizona Burn Foundation supports burn survivors and their families. We bring them through recovery until they no longer identify as a victim, but instead as a human being of intrinsic value and worth.

azburn.org

Tax Code 20667

CHICANOS POR LA CAUSA

Building our better tomorrow. We drive systemic change, fighting for all people to have the power to live a life of dignity.

CPLC began with a group of student and community activists who pushed back against racial discrimination. Today, we are the largest Latino nonprofit in the country, providing services to people of all backgrounds while honoring our Mexican American roots. Our programs give individuals and families a seat at the table through five Areas of Impact: Health & Human Services, Housing, Education, Economic Development and Advocacy.

cplc.org

Tax Code 20056

DRESS FOR SUCCESS PHOENIX

Our mission is to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools needed to help women thrive in work and life.

From career development to coaching, networking, cohort-based learning and professional styling, Dress for Success Phoenix delivers free programs that reach women when and where they are along their personal journey. Seventy-five percent of women job seekers in our programming are employed within three months, and 85 percent of women who participate in our financial education programs increase their savings.

dfsphoenix.org

Tax Code 20168

FAMILY PROMISE – GREATER PHOENIX

Our mission is to provide emergency shelter and social services to help families move toward independent housing and self-sufficiency through community partnerships.

We have four Valley sites exclusively focused on sheltering families with children AND THEIR PETS. Some families endured a job loss or eviction. Others come to Arizona for a fresh start.

A tax credit is their treasured welcome mat. It ensures that our families have a loving place to start anew. It preserves our unique shelter model that features family-style dinners and private, overnight lodging in the community.

Our Shelter Support Team provides basic needs and case management that reveals pathways for a job, savings and housing — often in less than 60 days with a 70 percent success rate!

familypromiseaz.org

Tax Code 20453

FRESH START WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

A pillar in the Phoenix community for over 30 years, Fresh Start transforms lives by providing access and resources that help women achieve self-sufficiency and use their strength to thrive.

Fresh Start works toward a future of unlimited opportunities for all women. To empower women to achieve selfsufficiency, our organization’s strategic approach encompasses five key areas of service: Family Stability, Health and Well-being, Financial Management, Education and Training, and Careers. These pillars of support are the foundation for the Impact Program, a comprehensive pathway to economic independence and personal empowerment. Through access to our in-person and virtual workshops, workforce training, family law support and other resources, thousands of Arizona women aged 18 and older have transformed their lives, the lives of their children and our community for generations to come.

freshstartwomen.org

Tax Code 20525

HOPE’S CROSSING

Hope’s Crossing helps at-risk women create lives of self-sufficiency, community and hope. We guide high-potential women through a process of recovery, rehabilitation and cognitive behavioral transformation to produce productive citizens, ready to contribute to our economy.

Hope’s Crossing offers a program of emotional support geared toward creating a new belief system that promotes whole and healthy living, as well as employment support, financial coaching and housing assistance. Through our unique, comprehensive approach, we give women the tools they need for a new beginning and sustainability. Our Signature Fundamentals of Freedom Program offers a holistic approach that addresses foundational skills building, critical thinking and decision making, and finally, Leadership Development to guide women and families to thrive in life.

hopescrossing.org

Tax Code 20946

JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE

Jewish Family & Children’s Service is dedicated to strengthening the community by providing behavioral health, healthcare and social services to children, teens and adults of all ages, faiths and backgrounds.

Our wide range of social services to residents of Maricopa County includes child welfare programs, support for families in transition, programs for foster care youth, domestic violence services, and counseling and resources for older adults.

jfcsaz.org

Tax Code 20255

MAGGIE’S PLACE

Since we opened our doors in 2000, Maggie’s Place has provided over 1,200 homeless, pregnant and parenting women and 700 babies with shelter across our five residential homes.

In addition to providing a safe and nurturing environment, we provide year-round access to resources, supplies and ongoing support at our Family Success Center for mothers during their time in our care and after program completion. We offer classes, workshops and support groups on parenting, infant care, career counseling and addiction recovery, along with providing groceries, formula, diapers and hygiene supplies. Your tax-deductible contribution directly supports our shelter operations, as well as all services and supplies available to women at no cost, helping them break the cycle of generational trauma to build a meaningful, independent life for themselves and their families.

maggiesplace.org

Tax Code 20492

NOURISHPHX

NourishPHX is the trusted community hub serving vulnerable individuals and families by offering resources to satisfy immediate needs and provide pathways to self-sufficiency.

Your tax credit donation helps low-income families, individuals and seniors with food, clothing, SNAP Outreach and job resources. In addition to direct services, we partner and coordinate many free community classes and workshops, including topics like financial education and jewelry-making. Volunteers are always welcome.

nourishphx.org

Tax Code 20385

PHOENIX INDIAN CENTER

As the oldest American Indian Center, we serve as the hub for the advancement of our urban American Indian relatives with culturally relevant essential services, programs and initiatives. We envision a healthy and thriving urban American Indian community.

Since 1947, the Phoenix Indian Center has been a center of community engagement. Continuing with this tradition, we provide opportunities to connect and support the children, youth and families who live and work in our busy metropolitan area. In 2024, our Center provided direct assistance to over 9,500 individuals, with our outreach efforts touching the lives of more than 35,000 urban American Indian people. Your financial support demonstrates your commitment to making a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve.

PhxIndCenter.org

Tax Code 20394

PHOENIX RESCUE MISSION

We provide Christ-centered, life-transforming solutions to people facing hunger, homelessness, addiction and trauma.

When you support the work at Phoenix Rescue Mission, you are addressing short-term needs, with a long-term mentality. Our Street Outreach team drives throughout the Valley every day, meeting neighbors in need where they are and providing basic necessities and care. As we build relationships in the community, we offer a way to address deep-rooted issues through our residential programs for men, women and children. Because of incredible supporters like you, we continue to see the blessing of love, hope and transformation for our neighbors across the Valley.

phxmission.org

Tax Code 20549

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ARIZONA

Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central and Northern Arizona is a welcoming “home-away-fromhome” for families with children facing medical challenges, providing an atmosphere of comfort, hope and courage.

One in five children live in rural communities. Yet most specialized pediatric care for life-threatening illnesses or injuries is available only in larger cities like Phoenix. Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central and Northern Arizona offers families a comfortable, safe place to stay near their hospitalized children. Three Valley locations (two in Central Phoenix and one in Mesa) offer vulnerable and devastated families a good night’s sleep, nourishing food to keep up their strength and crucial emotional support — all at no cost to families.

rmhccnaz.org

Tax Code 20400

THE SALVATION ARMY METRO PHOENIX

The Salvation Army has been helping our neighbors in need in Maricopa County overcome poverty, addiction and economic hardships through a range of social services for 130 years.

Your generous tax credit contributions provide food for the hungry, shelter and clothing for the homeless, rent and utilities assistance, disaster and heat relief, holiday joy, senior activity and outreach, adult rehabilitation, skills training, opportunities for under-resourced children and emotional and spiritual support — “Doing the Most Good” for over 310,000 people annually through nearly 20 centers of operation in Maricopa County. The Salvation Army ranks #6 on Forbes’ latest list of America’s Top 100 Charities.

salvationarmyphoenix.org

Tax Code 20671

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

St. Vincent de Paul harnesses the power of our community to feed, clothe, house and heal all who are in need — whether in body or in spirit.

We believe in the intrinsic value of every person — to serve and be served. Our dining rooms and food boxes are more than just meals. Families gain access to supportive programs and referrals to community resources. When people are at their lowest point and have lost their housing, St. Vincent de Paul is there to offer not only a bed, but a path to find home again. With your support, St. Vincent de Paul is helping seniors, families and children in need in our community with food, housing, affordable healthcare and much more. stvincentdepaul.net

Tax Code 20540

STARS

STARS has been serving the intellectually and cognitively disabled throughout the Valley for over 51 years. Our mission is to change lives through opportunity by providing job training, life skills and a community in which these individuals can thrive.

All STARS programs benefit from tax credit contributions, including our Competitive Integrated Employment, our Community-Based Employment, our CommunityWork center-based work, and our Day Training for Adults.

starsaz.org

Tax Code 20117

ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER

St. Joseph the Worker is dedicated to helping homeless, low-income and other disadvantaged individuals achieve self-sufficiency by providing the resources and support necessary to secure quality employment and stable housing.

SJW’s Employment Without Barriers Program offers personalized, one-on-one support tailored to each client’s unique needs. This includes job leads, application guidance, resume help, interview prep, professional clothing, hygiene products and transportation vouchers. We also provide essential resources like uniforms, work gear, tools, certifications and transportation assistance to help clients smoothly transition to their first paycheck. Workforce Villages is a free 90-day transitional housing program for employed clients experiencing housing insecurity. Through this program, clients save, on average, $5,000 to cover rent and security deposits, allowing them to secure their own housing.

sjwjobs.org

Tax Code 20248

WHEAT

Since 1979, the WHEAT organization has been working to end hunger and poverty at the root. The mission of WHEAT is to educate, advocate, engage and empower individuals in the fight against hunger and poverty.

Our major programs include the Clothes Silo, a clothing boutique empowering economically disadvantaged women through the provision of free workwear and offering on-the-job training, as well as the Fair Trade Store, a retail shop partnering with artisans and small-scale farmers around the globe to help break the cycle of poverty through fair and ethical trade.

hungerhurts.org

Tax Code 20391

ACCEL

We serve all people who have disabilities to learn, work and live successfully with dignity and independence. When you support ACCEL, you empower people who have disabilities to develop their unique gifts. Your tax credit contribution directly benefits our educational, behavioral, therapeutic and vocational programs that help children and adults with developmental disabilities, behavior disorders and intellectual disabilities. Together, we can create a more inclusive Arizona where everyone is celebrated for their abilities. Join us in transforming lives and building a brighter future for our disabled community.

accel.org

Tax Code 20317 SPECIAL

AUTISM SOCIETY OF GREATER PHOENIX

Our mission is to create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live fully.

When you support the Autism Society of Greater Phoenix, you are helping Autistic individuals and their families across Arizona. We have proudly served the Valley since 1973. We are families helping families. Our vision is to create a world where everyone in the Autism community is connected to the support they need, when they need it. We offer programs for children, teens and adults. Each program is designed to support social, communication and job skills. Our events provide valuable information and give our community a chance to connect and share resources. We invite you to join our mission and empower your community.

phxautism.org

Tax Code 20728

SPECIAL NEEDS

SPECIAL NEEDS

CIVITAN FOUNDATION, INC.

Established in 1968, Civitan Foundation, Inc. is a Multi-Service Life Programming Agency that enriches the lives of children and adults with intellectual and development disabilities (IDDs).

With an innovative and visionary approach, Civitan serves as a centralized resource for a broad range of essential services and life-enhancing programs. The organization provides educational day programming, Camp Civitan week-long summer and monthly year-round weekend camp adventures, life skills training, job training, paid employment, recreation, family respite, home-based services and transportation. The diverse range of curriculum continually evolves to serve member interests and goals.

Civitan creates unparalleled and life-enhancing opportunities for Arizonans with IDDs that are safe, accessible and affordable.

civitanfoundationaz.org

Tax Code 20532

CORTNEY’S PLACE

Cortney’s Place is a family-founded nonprofit providing an inclusive, stimulating and meaningful communitybased day program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Cortney’s Place aims to encourage, support and engage adults with developmental disabilities. Our focus is providing participants with fulfilling opportunities that enable them to live an active, enriched life through a monthly curriculum combining therapies, purposeful classes and community outings. Our year-round programming includes hydrotherapy, healthy cooking, art, science, life skills, adaptive fitness, music therapy and technology learning groups. Our programming gives a foundation for individuals to improve self-esteem, acquire social skills and gain independence. Cortney’s Place provides a safe, inclusive, positive and supportive environment. Your tax credit contribution helps support the amazing work we do at Cortney’s Place.

CortneysPlace.org

Tax Code 20130

SPECIAL

GESHER DISABILITY RESOURCES

Founded in 1985, Gesher Disability Resources serves children and adults affected by a disability through inclusion assistance in the classroom, resource referral, residential support and social groups.

Gesher programs offer tools that break down barriers caused by stigma and isolation within the Intellectual & Developmental Disability (IDD) community, making participation in social activities like bowling, swimming, zoo visits and other special events integral to their well-being. Every month, Gesher offers activities focused on inclusivity and fun for all. Expansion of Gesher’s residential program is a priority this year since members of the IDD community have difficulty accessing safe, secure, affordable housing. Gesher also offers educational support for students with learning challenges attending private schools that lack the bandwidth to provide individualized learning. Over 4,000 Arizonans are impacted by Gesher programming each year. gesherdr.org

Tax Code 20748

LIONS CAMP TATIYEE

Lions Camp Tatiyee provides life-changing summer camp experiences to special needs youth from across Arizona free of charge, helping to promote their emotional health, independence, self-esteem and confidence.

You can help provide a life-changing summer camp experience for a child with special needs by making a tax credit contribution to Lions Camp Tatiyee. The camp serves children across Arizona with learning, developmental, physical, hearing and vision-related disabilities. Offering our programming entirely free of charge, we conduct eight one-week sessions each summer season according to the ages and disabilities of the children we serve, providing adventure programming, educational curriculum and empowerment activities. From go-kart racing to science to archery to arts and crafts — Lions Camp Tatiyee makes all summer camp activities accessible to the special needs community!

CampTatiyee.org

Tax Code 20677

SPECIAL

SPECIAL

SPECIAL

MASD — dba ARIZONA DISABLED SPORTS

Providing sports and recreation opportunities for individuals with physical and developmental disabilities and visual impairments.

Our vision is a community that creates opportunities that empower individuals of all abilities through sports and recreation. Recognizing the importance of recreation and competitive opportunities that contribute to quality of life, the primary mission of AzDS is to provide a variety of programs and activities to individuals with disabilities. AzDS offers two different types of programs that include adaptive opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities through the Team Mesa programs, as well as adaptive opportunities for individuals with physical disabilities through the Arizona Heat Physically Challenged programs. Our goal is to let no one sit on the sidelines!

arizonadisabledsports.com

Tax Code 20139

MIRACLE LEAGUE OF ARIZONA

Providing a safe, fun and successful baseball experience to individuals with special needs.

Tax credit contributions help defray the costs of uniforms, walk-up songs, baseball cards, awards and more for our 400+ players with special needs. This support allows us to continue to offer our services at no cost to the family.

MiracleLeagueAz.com

Tax Code 20258

SPECIAL NEEDS

PAWSITIVE FRIENDSHIPS

We assist individuals with special needs in developing their skills through adaptive activities and interaction with pets.

Pawsitive Friendships is an organization that assists individuals with special needs by incorporating pets into adaptive activities. Our approach extends beyond just providing companionship and instead focuses on personal development, building confidence and creating new opportunities by utilizing the unique bond between people and pets.

Our program helps improve skill development in various areas, such as motor skills, emotional regulation, social participation, executive functioning, planning, communication and more. Pets play a crucial role in catalyzing these improvements.

pawsitivefriendships.org

Tax Code 20861

POWER PAWS ASSISTANCE DOGS, INC.

Since 2001, Power Paws has provided trained service dogs for disabled children and adults.

One hundred percent of your tax credit donation will go toward training assistance dogs for disabled children or adults. There is no cure for the children and adults Power Paws serves.

azpowerpaws.org

Tax Code 20712

SPECIAL NEEDS

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

HEALING ARIZONA VETERANS

Healing Arizona Veterans sponsors treatment for military veterans with wartime Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Treatment utilizes Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) at private facilities.

Healing Arizona Veterans uses donations to sponsor the treatment of military veterans suffering from wartime TBI and PTSD. The treatment utilizes Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at private facilities. These veterans’ evaluations and treatments are covered by HAV, a grassroots all-volunteer nonprofit. HAV receives donations to cover the costs of this critical, life-changing care at a time when veterans need it most but can least afford it. Qualified veterans receive treatment at private facilities across Arizona.

healingarizonaveterans.org

Tax Code 22353

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF CENTRAL ARIZONA

To create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. For nearly 70 years, BBBSAZ has operated under the belief that every child has the inherent ability to succeed and thrive in life.

Each time a gift is made to Big Brother Big Sisters of Central Arizona (BBBSAZ), potential is ignited within our community. Big Brothers Big Sisters makes meaningful, professionally supported matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and youth (“Littles “) aged 6 through 18 in Maricopa County and Pinal County. We develop constructive relationships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of young people and the community. Dedicated mentors can help their mentees make positive choices and lay out plans for their futures. When you give to BBBSAZ, you join a network of thousands who believe in empowering potential.

bbbsaz.org

Tax Code 20332

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER SCOTTSDALE

To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

At Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale, we provide a safe place with caring mentors and worldclass programs for youth who need us most when school is out. Research shows that when compared to their peers, Club members have a higher interest in pursuing STEM careers, volunteer more in their local communities and are more physically active. No matter the circumstances that bring a child to us, our youth development professionals help them set and achieve personal, academic and creative goals. We work to prove that every kid has what it takes to succeed.

bgcs.org

Tax Code 20091

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF THE VALLEY

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley offers affordable after-school and summer programs for 12,000+ young people in grades K-12. At 31+ Clubs across the Valley and in greater Arizona, BGCAZ provides award-winning programs designed to change the lives of young people.

For thousands of Valley kids, their Boys & Girls Club is a safe refuge where they can learn, play, grow and learn to be a strong, resilient adult. Please help ensure quality services and life-changing programs for kids in need by giving your gift today.

Your generosity impacts more than 12,000 kids with proven programs that offer safe spaces where they can go when they are out of school and enjoy positive role models, fun sports, healthy meals and academic success. bgcaz.org

Tax Code 20331

GABRIEL’S ANGELS

Nurturing youth and their well-being by connecting them with the healing power of pets and compassionate adults.

Gabriel’s Angels provides resilience-building pet therapy programs to kids and teens ages 5-18 at schools, shelters and other youth-serving organizations throughout Arizona. Thanks to the generous support of our community, services are provided free of charge to ensure that youth receive the support they need regardless of their families’ economic circumstances. With the unconditional love of therapy pets to help guide the way, youth enjoy learning the nuances of teamwork, forming healthy relationships, regulating emotions, practicing attunement, treating others with kindness, celebrating differences and respecting others.

gabrielsangels.org

Tax Code 20449

ICAN

At ICAN, we provide access to out-of-school time opportunities that empower all youth and their families to pursue what is most meaningful to them.

Our award-winning, year-round youth development programming enriches the lives of children and their families and sets them up for success in their futures. ICAN focuses on three key areas that work together to empower our youth: life skills development, educational enrichment and workforce readiness. When we support children’s growth, we leave a lifelong impact on their well-being and set the foundation for a healthy, prosperous future. When children and families prosper, so do our communities. By leading the way for every family to access life-changing childcare, we’re building stronger communities across Arizona.

icanaz.org

Tax Code 20031

JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE

As one of the largest providers of healthcare and social services in Maricopa County, Jewish Family & Children’s Service supports children and teens across the community, no matter their faith or background. Our healthcare centers provide behavioral health and primary care services to thousands of children and teens each year. At JFCS, we also partner with the Arizona Department of Child Safety to support families through counseling and provide programs for foster youth to achieve their educational and vocational goals.

jfcsaz.org

Tax Code 20255

MAKE WAY FOR BOOKS

Make Way for Books empowers parents, caregivers and educators in under-resourced communities throughout the state with the tools they need to nurture each child’s development, learning and love of reading.

Education is a powerful tool to advance our community. When you support Make Way for Books, you are helping Arizona’s kids build foundational language and literacy skills to ensure lifelong learning. We proudly serve over 30,000 children (birth to 5), parents and educators annually through our free language and literacy programs. Your contribution comes with a tax credit, so you can significantly impact children’s education while reducing your tax burden. Partner with us today, and let’s ensure all of Arizona’s kids are set up for success! makewayforbooks.org

Tax Code 20166

NEW PATHWAYS FOR YOUTH

Our Mission: Transforming the lives of youth by providing the support, stability and skills they need to flourish in the community and in their families.

New Pathways for Youth serves teens who have experienced extreme poverty and adversity by providing 1:1 mentoring with a dedicated adult and a proven path for personal growth that includes tailored goal setting and connection to vital resources, all within a supportive peer group. Your contribution enables us to provide youth with college and career readiness programs, scholarship opportunities, trauma-informed personal development workshops, engaging community outings, and seasonal youth-focused events. As a result, 90 percent of NPFY’s Youth graduate from high school, and 80 percent pursue post-secondary education, which is key for breaking the cycle of poverty.

npfy.org

Tax Code 20267

ONE•N•TEN

one·n·ten serves LGBTQ+ youth and young adults ages 11-24. We enhance their lives by providing empowering social and service programs that promote self-expression, self acceptance, leadership development and healthy life choices.

With your support, LGBTQ+ youth and young adults acquire skills for self-sufficiency, well-being and resilience. Signature programs include Youth Center, Satellite Groups, Identity-Specific, Workforce Development, Housing Solution, Camp OUTdoors and Health & Wellness. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ+) young people may feel unsafe and unwelcome in youth programs developed for the general population. By affirming self-identified gender identities and sexual orientations, one·n·ten maintains a supportive environment where LGBTQ+ youth feel comfortable learning alongside their peers.

onenten.org

Tax Code 20190

PAWSITIVE FRIENDSHIPS

We assist individuals with special needs in developing their skills through adaptive activities and interaction with pets.

Pawsitive Friendships is an organization that assists individuals with special needs by incorporating pets into adaptive activities. Our approach extends beyond just providing companionship and instead focuses on personal development, building confidence and creating new opportunities by utilizing the unique bond between people and pets.

Our program helps improve skill development in various areas, such as motor skills, emotional regulation, social participation, executive functioning, planning, communication and more. Pets play a crucial role in catalyzing these improvements.

pawsitivefriendships.org

Tax Code 20861

PHOENIX CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

Unleashing the power of music by providing highquality music education and experiences to students and families that are affordable and accessible.

PCM empowers over 1,700 students each year by providing community education programs, after-school initiatives for at-risk youth, private music lessons, ensembles and a unique college preparatory program affliated with the Berklee City Music Network. Our vision is to provide youth with opportunities to express themselves, transform their skills and be inspired to pursue future education and careers in music. By addressing barriers such as low family income and lack of access to musical arts programs at school, PCM helps develop solid pathways to competitive, merit-based higher education programs. PCM ignites passion, builds knowledge and help students reach their dreams in music and beyond.

PCMrocks.org

Tax Code 20958

VALLEY

OF THE SUN YMCA — VALLEY YMCA CARES

Valley of the Sun YMCA aspires to make a significant impact on Arizona’s future through our core focus areas of youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.

As an organization with more than 130 years of caring for our community, Valley of the Sun YMCA responds quickly to creatively expand our programs to meet our community when, where and how we are needed most. With your help, we can continue to ensure the health, safety and well-being of every YMCA child and family. Donations will support programs for early learning and school-age childcare, youth workforce development, and chronic disease management. And, if you choose to, you can earmark your gift to your local Y community.

valleyymca.org/valley-ymca-cares Tax Code 20708

Since 1993, Your Part-Time Controller, LLC (YPTC) has focused exclusively on helping nonprofits with their accounting, financial reporting, and financial management needs.

We provide ongoing and interim accounting and Controller/CFO solutions, as well as a variety of specialized services such as financial reporting and forecasting, bookkeeping, budgeting, data visualization, and more.

“When I’m working with YPTC, I know I’m in good hands. YPTC is not just a service or solution, it’s a source of support and one of our most meaningful partnerships.”

-Valentina Restrepo-Montoya Executive Director & CEO,

ALWAYS

QUALIFIED FOSTER CARE ORGANIZATIONS

$587 per Individual

$1,173 per Married Couple

Arizona Department of Revenue Form 352 Required

WHAT IS

A QUALIFIED FOSTER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION (QFCO)?

Per the Arizona Department of Revenue, a QFCO provides immediate basic needs to residents of Arizona who receive temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) benefits, are low-income residents of Arizona, or are individuals who have a chronic illness or physical disability, and provide immediate basic needs to at least 200 qualifying individuals in the foster care system.

A QFCO must meet ALL of the following provisions:

• Is exempt from federal income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) or is a designated community action agency that receives community services block grant program monies pursuant to 42 United States Code Section 9901.

• Provide services that meet immediate basic needs.

• Serves Arizona residents who receive temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) benefits, are low-income residents whose household income is less than 150% of the federal poverty level, or are chronically ill or physically disabled individuals.

• Spends at least 50% of its budget on qualified services to qualified Arizona residents.

• Affirms that it will continue spending at least 50% of its budget on qualified services to qualified Arizona residents.

• Provides ongoing services to at least 200 qualified individuals in the foster care system.

• Spends at least 50% of its budget on ongoing services to qualified individuals in the foster care system.

REMINDER!

Use the Tax Credit Worksheet on the back cover to take notes and record the QFCO code for the charities you choose. You can choose more than one!

AGAPE ADOPTION AGENCY OF ARIZONA

Agape is a Christian service organization with a passion to empower positive outcomes for children and families. Our approach is unique in its collaboration with birth parents, adoptive and foster families, government agencies and community service providers throughout the journey of life, love and healing.

When it comes down to it, few things so directly make the difference for children and families as a donation. Agape maximizes your giving, and additional tax credits and options take it even further! You will benefit children and families in foster care through Agape programs that support them in critical areas of need.

agapeaz.org

Tax Code 10031

AID TO ADOPTION OF SPECIAL KIDS (AASK)

Ensuring every child has someone who cares through foster care, adoption and mentoring programs.

Relationships matter, and with AASK’s foster care, adoption and mentoring programs, children in Arizona’s foster care system can build quality relationships with caring adults that help improve their confidence and sense of self-worth. Each year, AASK programs help over 700 children discover they are not alone and worthy of love and respect.

aask-az.org

Tax Code 10026

ARIZONA FRIENDS OF FOSTER CHILDREN FOUNDATION

Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation creates opportunities to build self-esteem and empower children and youth in foster care by funding services to enrich their life experiences and ensure their successful transition to adulthood.

Being removed from home is a traumatic experience that changes the trajectory of a young person’s life. Founded in 1984, Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation works to help children and youth in foster care enjoy typical childhood experiences (Childhood Activities), achieve self-sufficiency and tap into their potential (Keys to Success) and get to and stay in college (Post-Secondary Programs). Your foster care tax credit donation can change the story of young people in foster care and let them know that someone believes in them and wants to invest in their dreams!

affcf.org

Tax Code 10023

ARIZONA HELPING HANDS IS NOW THE FOSTER ALLIANCE

As the largest provider of essential needs for the foster community in Arizona, The Foster Alliance supplies brand-new beds, clothing, shoes, personal care items and more to foster children and the wonderful people who open their homes to them.

Today, 35 Arizonans will receive a phone call asking to open their homes to children in need of safety, above all else. The Foster Alliance exists to make it easier for them to say “Yes.” Last year, we showed up more than 19,000 times when foster children needed things like beds, cribs, shoes, clothing, diapers, pull-ups and wipes. These gifts keep siblings together and allow families to pay the rent without thinking twice. With 12,000+ children in state and tribal foster care, there are 12,000 reasons to lend a hand.

thefosteralliance.org

Tax Code 10003

ARIZONA SUNSHINE ANGELS

To promote the self-esteem of children in foster care who reside in residential group homes by providing them with essential needs to support education, independent living, self-worth and hope.

Arizona Sunshine Angels is a nonprofit that exists to support and enrich the lives of foster children in residential group homes in Maricopa County. Currently, we serve more than 700 children from ages 3 to 18 in 12 agencies.

SunshineAngelsAZ.org

Tax Code 10014

CATHOLIC CHARITIES COMMUNITY SERVICES

Catholic Charities Community Services, founded in 1933, strengthens children and families, serves and shelters our neighbors, welcomes immigrants and refugees and collaborates with the community.

Since 1933, Catholic Charities has been dedicated to serving our most vulnerable neighbors throughout Arizona. With over 20 programs, we summarize our mission as: Serving and Sheltering Our Neighbors; Strengthening Children and Families; Welcoming Refugees and Immigrants; and Collaborating with Our Community. Give Today. Change Lives Tomorrow. Your foster care tax credit contributions can be directed to Central and/or Northern Arizona foster care and adoption services or allocated where they are needed most.

CatholicCharitiesAZ.org

Tax Code 10000

CENTER FOR THE RIGHTS OF ABUSED CHILDREN

Our mission is to protect children, change laws and inspire people. We believe every child deserves a safe and loving home.

The Center for the Rights of Abused Children helps abused children by providing legal advice and representation free of charge. Our pro bono Children’s Law Clinic is a lifeline for children as well as young adults who have aged out of foster care and face adulthood alone. We also offer customized trainings to foster parents, licensing workers, CASAs, GALs, lawyers and judges to help better understand the legal landscape and best practices surrounding foster care. With your help, we fight the big fights, working to end violence against children. Our work in courtrooms and legislatures has improved safety and protections for 775,000 children and counting.

thecenterforchildren.org

Tax Code 10053

CHILD CRISIS ARIZONA

Child Crisis Arizona provides children and youth in Arizona a safe environment, free from abuse and neglect, by creating strong and successful families. With thousands of children in Arizona’s foster care system, the need for strong, well-prepared foster and adoptive families continues to grow. We have one of the largest foster care and adoption programs to license, train and certify individuals and families interested in becoming foster or adoptive parents. Our range of services and support, along with realistic training, prepares families for the placement of children of all ages and backgrounds. We serve single- and two-parent families from a no-limitation spectrum of religious beliefs, ethnicity and sexual orientations.

childcrisisaz.org

Tax Code 10012

FLORENCE CRITTENTON

Transforming the lives of young women in need, Florence Crittenton has been a beacon of hope since 1896.

Florence Crittenton provides hope, healing and recovery to girls who have endured physical and sexual victimization, chronic neglect, homelessness, poverty, teen pregnancy, drug abuse and more.

flocrit.org

Tax Code 10019

HOPE & A FUTURE

Hope & A Future serves abused and neglected children in the Arizona foster care system by helping them reach their potential and achieve their dreams.

Founded in 2004, Hope & A Future is celebrating 20 years of supporting Arizona foster kids. We receive no government funding and fully operate through donations and the Foster Care tax credit. Sixty-seven percent of foster kids drop out of high school, and only 3 percent ever graduate from college. Your donation allows us to form relationship-based connections through our summer camps, life-skills training, mentoring, tutoring and educational scholarships. Through these programs, we improve foster kids’ long-term outcomes by offering them hope and a brighter future.

azhope.com

Tax Code 10021

RISE ARIZONA FAMILY SERVICES LLC

Mission: “Creating opportunities for and with people.” Our foster care program includes licensing safe homes for children needing placement in a developmental home, community foster care or a therapeutic home.

The most nurturing place for children in foster care is in a family setting. Our main goal at RISE is to find loving and stable homes for children in foster care while their biological families work to create a secure home environment. Foster children need structure, stability and love during this difficult time. At RISE, we train, license and provide ongoing support to foster and adoptive families. Our family support specialists (or licensing workers) visit you in your home monthly to help guide you, and we offer 24/7 emergency support through our on-call services.

riseservicesincaz.org

Tax Code 11060

VOICES FOR CASA CHILDREN

Voices for CASA Children brings a voice to Arizona’s children by promoting and supporting volunteer advocacy for youth who have experienced abuse and neglect and are living in foster care.

VOICES is committed not only to children, but also to the CASA volunteers advocating for them. To improve a child’s well-being and outcomes, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA volunteers) are appointed by the judge to get to know the child, assess and monitor their needs and make recommendations in the child’s best interest. With your help, VOICES seeks to ensure each CASA is equipped with the information, support and resources needed to continually strengthen their advocacy. Our programs include ongoing education classes for CASA volunteers, child enrichment activities, CASA volunteer recruitment and retention and other resources.

voicesforcasachildren.org

Tax Code 10010

PUBLIC & CHARTER SCHOOLS

$200 per Individual

$400 per Married Couple

Arizona Department of Revenue Form 322 Required

HOW DO

THE EDUCATION TAX CREDITS WORK?

PUBLIC SCHOOL TAX CREDITS

Per the Arizona Department of Revenue, an individual may claim a nonrefundable tax credit for making contributions or paying fees directly to a public school in this state for support of eligible activities, programs or purposes as defined by statute.

For the purpose of claiming Arizona’s tax credit for contributions made or certain fees paid to a public school, the Arizona Department of Revenue now requires taxpayers report the school’s nine-digit CTDS number on Form 322, which is included with the Arizona income tax return. CTDS stands for County code, Type code, and District code and Site number.

All Arizona public and charter schools qualify for this credit.

REMINDER!

Use the Tax Credit Worksheet on the back cover to take notes and record the Public School code for the schools you choose. You can choose more than one!

BASIS CHARTER SCHOOLS

BASIS Charter Schools are tuition-free public charter schools. With our accelerated curriculum, well-balanced variety of courses, and strong student support system, we empower students to achieve at globally competitive levels.

Your donation will be used to benefit extracurricular programs at BASIS Charter Schools, allowing students more opportunities to learn and grow. We believe that extracurricular programs are essential to a well-rounded school experience. By donating to our schools, you are supporting students’ interests outside the classroom in areas such as athletics, fine arts, student clubs, socialemotional programs, field trips and more.

enrollBASIS.com

HOW DO

THE EDUCATION TAX CREDITS WORK?

PRIVATE SCHOOL TUITION AND SCHOOL TUITION ORGANIZATION TAX CREDITS

Per the Arizona Department of Revenue, an individual may claim a nonrefundable tax credit for contributions to Arizona State Certified Private School Tuition Organizations that provide tuition scholarships to students attending K-12 Arizona private schools.

Individual taxpayers (single, head of household and married filing separately) will claim the first $731 of their donations on Form 323. Once that contribution is made, taxpayers are eligible to also give to the School Tuition Organization Tax Credit, up to $728 for individuals, using form 348.

Married taxpayers filing jointly will claim the first $1,459 of their donations on Form 323. Once that contribution is made, married taxpayers may claim the School Tuition Organization Tax Credit for another $1,451 on Form 348.

Arizona corporations and insurance companies who pay premium taxes in Arizona are also eligible to make School Tuition Organization Tax Credit donations. Contact your preferred School Tuition Organization for more information.

NOTICE:

A school tuition organization cannot award, restrict or reserve scholarships solely on the basis of donor recommendation. A taxpayer may not claim a tax credit if the taxpayer agrees to swap donations with another taxpayer to benefit either taxpayer’s own dependent.

REMINDER!

Use the Tax Credit Worksheet on the back cover to take notes and record the School Tuition Organization code for the schools you choose. You can choose more than one!

PRIVATE SCHOOL TUITION

$731 per Individual

$1,459 per Married Couple

SCHOOL TUITION ORGANIZATION

$728 per Individual

$1,451 per Married Couple

Arizona Department of Revenue Form 323 & Form 348 Required

PRIVATE SCHOOL

PRIVATE SCHOOL

ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPAL DAY SCHOOL

Established in 1963, All Saints’ Episcopal Day School is an independent pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade school centered on educating children — mind, body and soul — in a nurturing community.

At All Saints’, we believe a child’s socioeconomic status should not determine their access to top-quality education. We are deeply committed to providing families across the socioeconomic spectrum access to our exceptional education. One in four All Saints’ students receives support through our Indexed Tuition Program or other programs.

All Saints’ partners with the Arizona Episcopal Schools Foundation (AESF) to continue our legacy of inclusivity and provide opportunities for all students. Tax credits directly support our Indexed Tuition Program, which allows families to pay tuition based on their unique circumstances and financial resources. allsaints.org

NEW WAY ACADEMY

New Way Academy provides a dynamic school experience that empowers students with learning disabilities in grades 2-12 to maximize their potential and prepare for life beyond our doors.

For students with learning disabilities, attending New Way Academy means accessing differentiated instruction and a modified school environment essential to their success. Families join our community in desperate need of a change for their child, and your tax dollars help make that possible. Our School Tuition Organization, Financial Aid for Independent Schools (FAIS), makes a New Way education accessible for those in financial need. Over one-third of our students apply for financial assistance through FAIS. With a private school tax credit contribution, you can change our students’ lives!

newwayacademy.org

ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY OF ARIZONA

We’re on a mission to provide life-changing opportunities for children with disabilities and low-income hardships throughout Arizona.

Academic Opportunity of Arizona provides educational funding to qualifying children attending more than 85 private schools across the state. They prioritize disabled students, those living with low-income hardships and recommendations from donors like you. Partnerships with Special Olympics Arizona and the Arizona Science Center allow AOA to extend support outside of the classroom with their AOA360 program. When you donate to AOA, you receive the dollar-for-dollar credit, but most importantly, you nurture student potential and help create a brighter future for all of Arizona.

AOA360.org

Tax Code: 46-4341333

BROPHY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

The Brophy Community Foundation is a catalyst for change, offering families critical tuition aid and giving their children the gift of a quality private school education. Our mission is to ensure that ALL Arizona K-12 students with verified financial need have equal access to the education parents deem best for their children.

“When you redirect your tax liability to the Brophy Community Foundation, you invest in Arizona’s future generation. Not only are you making it possible for deserving young people to attend Brophy and other private schools throughout Arizona, you are choosing to enhance the educational experience for all students in these schools. As our society becomes more and more stratified, it is more important than ever that students learn with and learn from peers from all different backgrounds and perspectives. Your support of Brophy Community Foundation makes this possible.” — Bob Ryan, President of Brophy College Preparatory brophyfoundation.org

Tax Code 86-0929111

CATHOLIC EDUCATION ARIZONA

We provide scholarships to underserved children to change lives, serve society and transform culture. Catholic Education Arizona offers families the ability to provide a quality education for their children through Arizona individual and corporate tax credits, donations and planned gifts. Every child should have equal opportunity to pursue the education that best meets their needs and the ability to reach their highest potential. Choose where a portion of your tax dollars are spent! Arizona Catholic high schools have a 99 percent graduation rate and a 96 percent matriculation to higher education, trade school or military service. Working together, Catholic Education Arizona and Arizona taxpayers are creating future leaders! catholiceducationarizona.org

SCHOOL TUITION ORGANIZATION 4 KIDZ (STO4KIDZ)

We aspire to support families to enroll their children in schools that best meet each child’s needs. Changing lives one scholarship at a time.

We empower families to select the schools that best fit their children’s unique needs to reach their full potential through the Arizona Individual and Corporate Tuition Tax Credits. You have the choice to redirect a portion of your taxes to STO4KIDZ so we can continue providing tuition scholarships, backpack drives, free tutoring, and support to foster students to ensure every child has access to quality education. School Tuition Organization 4 KIDZ has scholarshiped 4,000 students in just six years since we launched. Your support truly makes a difference. Together, we invest in the next generation to positively impact their communities!

STO4KIDZ.org

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DID YOU MISS THIS YEAR’S GUIDE?

Frontdoors Media will once again be producing its special Tax Credit publication featuring qualified entities for the 2025-26 tax season. The Tax Credit Giving Guide will launch as a Special Edition of Frontdoors Magazine in October 2025. We will continue to market the publication (digital and print) through Tax Day, April 15, 2026. The Tax Credit Guide will be distributed digitally via our weekly newsletter to over 50,000 readers and in print to all subscribers of Frontdoors Magazine. It will also be sent to more than 1,900 local tax preparers, more than 30 Valley Safeway stores and our curated list of physician waiting rooms and local businesses in the weeks to follow.