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Loni Nannini Special to the Arizona Daily Star The ball is about to drop on 2022, and many people are thinking about ways to maximize both tax deductions and the impact of their donation dollars.

People are also reading… Ultimately, many nonprofits are feeling the economic instability that donors experience. “You might have a donor who is interested in supporting work for animals and another who is passionate about housing. You might have a 16-year-old who can give $16 or a 60-year-old who can give $60,000. With these funds, the gifts are combined so individuals each have stakes as donors. Many donors see this as a great way to pool resources and allow their dollars to have a bigger impact,” said Flynn.

The tax credits are more vital than ever for many nonprofits, particularly since economic circumstances have created greater need, according to Michele Wright, co-founder of Spreading Threads Clothing Bank, which is one of less than 10 local Qualifying Foster Charitable Organizations. “We are helping grandparents and great-grandparents who are caring for children and living in hotels because they can’t get apartments. We are hearing from families who are really hurting. With food and rent so high, they run out of money after paying for those and have nothing left for clothing and shoes. We are able to fill that gap; it is more expensive for us, but hopefully we can get it done,” said Wright.

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