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Thank you for selecting TCAA for your charitable donation. Your generosity will help to provide essential services to children, adults and seniors in crisis and strengthen our collective ability to make a positive and meaningful impact on the economic stability, independence, and  resiliency of those we serve.

Supporting TCAA's mission is easy! You have the option to donate securely online or by mail.

A new tax break was introduced by the CARES Act for tax filers making charitable contributions in 2020. Scroll down for details.

TCAA is a Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO) and donations are eligible for the Arizona State Charitable Tax Credit.

Use the following Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO) code: #20304.  TCAA is a 501(c)3 Organization – Tax ID: 86-0254820

 

COVID-19 Statement regarding Tempe Empty Bowls 2021:

Due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns and restrictions, along with increased requirements to hold a safe event, the all-volunteer Tempe Empty Bowls committee has decided not to hold a 2021 event, and will celebrate our 20th anniversary event on February 25th and 26th of 2022. We look forward to seeing you then, and encourage you to continue to support our benefitting nonprofits — United Food Bank and Tempe Community Action Agency. To donate to Tempe Empty Bowls please scroll down below and choose "Tempe Empty Bowls 2022" in the designation area. 

All proceeds from the bowl sales go to Tempe Community Action Agency and United Food Bank. 

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Federal Action Shifts Rules for Charitable Giving

The economic stimulus and coronavirus relief packages that recently passed Congress include measures that provide many donors with greater flexibility in their charitable giving.

The changes increase the amount that can be deducted from federal taxes — including 100% deductions for those who itemize cash gifts to public charities and up to $300 for those who don’t itemize.

The CARES Act makes four significant liberalizations to the rules governing charitable deductions:

(1) Individuals will be able to claim a $300 above-the-line deduction for cash contributions made, generally, to public charities in 2020. This rule effectively allows a limited charitable deduction to taxpayers claiming the standard deduction.

(2) The limitation on charitable deductions for individuals that is generally 60% of modified adjusted gross income (the contribution base) doesn't apply to cash contributions made, generally, to public charities in 2020 (qualifying contributions). Instead, an individual's qualifying contributions, reduced by other contributions, can be as much as 100% of the contribution base. No connection between the contributions and COVID-19 activities is required.

(3) Similarly, the limitation on charitable deductions for corporations that is generally 10% of (modified) taxable income doesn't apply to qualifying contributions made in 2020. Instead, a corporation's qualifying contributions, reduced by other contributions, can be as much as 25% of (modified) taxable income. No connection between the contributions and COVID-19 activities is required. 

(4) For contributions of food inventory made in 2020, the deduction limitation increases from 15% to 25% of taxable income for C corporations and, for other taxpayers, from 15% to 25% of the net aggregate income from all businesses from which the contributions were made.

TCAA is proud to have earned a 2019 Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level of recognition offered by GuideStar, the world’s largest source of nonprofit information.

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