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As a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, the Christian Scholarship Fund of Arizona is a qualified federal charitable nonprofit organization as well as a qualified School Tuition Organization (STO) by Arizona state standards.
That means that a credit on Arizona State income taxes is available for contributions made to a qualifying STO as well as a federal itemized deduction using Schedule A. Get your contribution back as an Arizona tax credit - dollar for dollar up to the maximum allowable. You can save more in taxes than your contribution when you add the federal and state tax savings together! For 2022 individuals can deduct up to $1,231 and married filing joint returns can deduct up to $2,483. For 2023 the limits are $1,307 for singles and $2,609 for married filing jointly.
If you would prefer your donation go to a specific school, make sure it’s a qualifying private school before making your designation.
Donations made before December 31st allows for a possible federal and state tax credit in that year. Those made after the 31st and up
to April 15 allows for a possible state ONLY credit.
To give by phone, please call (520) 322-0966 by December 31st, or, to donate by mail, download this form and make sure it’s postmarked by December 31st.
Donate in honor a memory of a loved one.
As a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, the Christian Scholarship Fund of Arizona is a qualified federal charitable nonprofit organization as well as a qualified School Tuition Organization (STO) by Arizona state standards.
That means that a credit on Arizona State income taxes is available for contributions made to a qualifying STO as well as a federal itemized deduction using Schedule A. Get your contribution back as an Arizona tax credit - dollar for dollar up to the maximum allowable. You can save more in taxes than your contribution when you add the federal and state tax savings together! For 2022 individuals can deduct up to $1,231 and married filing joint returns can deduct up to $2,483. For 2023 the limits are $1,307 for singles and $2,609 for married filing jointly.
If you would prefer your donation go to a specific school, make sure it’s a qualifying private school before making your designation.
Donations made before December 31st allows for a possible federal and state tax credit in that year. Those made after the 31st and up
to April 15 allows for a possible state ONLY credit.
To give by phone, please call (520) 322-0966 by December 31st, or, to donate by mail, download this form and make sure it’s postmarked by December 31st.
Donate in honor a memory of a loved one.
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Although you only make one donation, Arizona state law requires us to break out your donation into two groups – Original tax credit and a Switcher tax credit. Each of these can be used for different scholarship purposes and must be tracked separately in our records.
CSFA Made Our Dreams Come True
“The scholarship we received from CSFA enable us to send our 6th grade daughter to private school. We are church planters and missionaries and have always home schooled our children. Cia is the last child at home and we wanted her to be around other Christian children, since we do ministry in a rougher area. Our daughter is excited to be in a school with other kids, and is doing well scholastically. Since she is at school now, I have the time to help my husband with our mission work and our new church. Thank you again for making it possible.” Julie (Faith Christian Academy)
Scholarships are awarded at the discretion of the Christian Scholarship Fund of Arizona. Scholarships will be awarded without regard to the student’s race, color, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin. Admission decisions are the exclusive responsibility of the school. At least 90% of all funds received will be used for scholarships. Donations are pursuant to A.R.S. Section 43-1089. A school tuition organization cannot award, restrict or reserve scholarships solely based on donor’s 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.