- Deductible Gift Recipient endorsement
- Deductible Gift Recipient Tool
- Guide to Deductible Gift Recipient endorsement
- people who make gifts or donations to your organisation are able to ‘deduct’ those gifts for their own income tax purposes (that is, the donor can claim the donation as a deduction when filing their personal income tax return), and
- your organisation can receive funds from certain grant makers and philanthropic bodies, which are only able to give money to organisations that have DGR status
Note
In general, unless your organisation is endorsed as a DGR, people donating to your organisation can't claim their donation against their tax. Find out more in our fundraising resources.
- the meaning and benefits of DGR endorsement
- whether your organisation meets the eligibility requirements for DGR endorsement, and
- DGR categories that may be relevant to your organisation
- the meaning and benefits of DGR endorsement
- whether your organisation needs DGR status
- common categories of DGR endorsement and types of organistions that may have difficulty getting DGR endorsements
- preparing for and applying for endorsement as a DGR, and
- maintaining eligibility for DGR endorsement
