Tax Credit

Kids in Focus is a Qualified Charitable Organization (QCO)

Thanks to the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit program, you now have an added incentive to support Kids in Focus. Receive a dollar-for-dollar credit against your Arizona State taxes on amounts up to $470 individually or $938 if you file jointly.

Kids in Focus partners with Executive Council Charities (ECC) to process Arizona Charitable Tax Credit donations. ECC is a qualified umbrella organization that directs your charitable tax credit donation to Kids in Focus. By making your tax credit donation through the ECC site, KIF qualifies for matching gifts and other grants from ECC. You will receive any necessary tax credit documentation directly from ECC following your donation.

Every donation counts

Make your donation by credit card or mail a check payable to:

Kids in Focus
3104 E Camelback Rd, Box 104
Phoenix, AZ 85016

Donations made by the April tax deadline will receive the State of Arizona tax credit for the previous year.

Please consult your tax professional regarding your individual tax situation. For additional questions, contact the Department of Revenue at QCO@azdor.gov or 602-255-3381.

Tax Credit FAQs

Yes, you can contribute the maximum to all four tax credit categories! You don’t have to choose just one. This tax credit is in addition to the Public & Private Education and Foster Care Tax Credits. For example, a single filer can contribute $470 to Kids in Focus, $200 to a public school, $731 to a private school, and $587 to foster care provider.

No. Starting with the 2013 tax year, taxpayers are no longer required to itemize deductions to claim the tax credit. For 2012 and prior, taxpayers were required to itemize deductions on their Arizona return.

Send KIF your donation and we’ll send you a receipt, which is the only documentation required. Then simply fill out Form 321 that is included with the materials provided by the State of Arizona. Use QCO code 20929 on your tax return.

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