WASHINGTON, DC — The Charitable Giving Coalition commends Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL) and a bipartisan group of 10 lawmakers for introducing the Hurricane Milton and Helene Tax Relief Act (H.R. 10203), which provides critical support to help communities affected by recent hurricanes. The CGC supports Section 4 of the bill which includes a provision allowing an unlimited charitable deduction for non-itemizers through 2025 for donations related to hurricane relief. The bill would also allow hurricane relief donors to deduct charitable donations up to 100 percent of Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) through 2025.
On Giving Tuesday, Charitable Giving Coalition Calls on Congress to Restore Charitable Deduction for Non-Itemizers
This Giving Tuesday, the Charitable Giving Coalition (CGC), with the support of over 470 charitable and nonprofit organizations from 50 states, has urged Congress to strengthen charitable giving. In a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee and Senate Finance Committee, the CGC called for a permanent charitable deduction for non-itemizers to be included in a year-end 2024 tax package or the final 2025 tax reform package.
CGC Concerned Giving Failed to Keep Pace with Inflation in 2023
Washington, D.C. – Charitable Giving Coalition Chair Brian Flahaven issued the following statement regarding Giving USA’s annual report on charitable giving in 2023: The Charitable Giving Coalition is concerned that, after a historic decline in 2022, charitable giving failed to
Charitable Giving Coalition Disappointed Charitable Deduction for Non-Itemizers Not Included in Bipartisan Tax Framework
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Charitable Giving Coalition Chair Brian Flahaven issued the following statement regarding the omission of a restored universal charitable deduction for non-itemizers in the initial bipartisan tax framework being released yesterday: The Charitable Giving Coalition (CGC) is disappointed to
On Giving Tuesday, the CGC Celebrates American Generosity and Sends Letter in Support of Charitable Act to Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Today, the Charitable Giving Coalition celebrates Giving Tuesday and sends a letter with over 1,000 signatories to Capitol Hill in support of the Charitable Act. Charitable Giving Coalition Chair Brian Flahaven issued the following statement: Today, we join
Giving USA Report Shows Concerning Drop in Giving, Charitable Giving Coalition Urges Congress to Pass the Charitable Act
WASHINGTON, D.C.— On Tuesday, June 20, Giving USA released their annual report chronicling charitable giving in 2022. Charitable giving fell from its all-time high in 2021 to $499.33 billion in 2022, a drop of 10.5 percent after adjusting for inflation.
Charitable Giving Coalition Applauds Introduction of the Charitable Act in the House, Sends Letter of Support with Hundreds of Signatories
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Charitable Giving Coalition applauds the introduction of the Charitable Act by a bipartisan group of lawmakers in the House of Representatives. The Charitable Act, sponsored by Reps. Blake Moore (R-UT), Danny Davis (D-IL), Michelle Steel (R-CA)
Charitable Giving Coalition Statement on Absence of Universal Charitable Deduction in Year-End Bill
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Charitable Giving Coalition Chair Brian Flahaven issued the following statement regarding the exclusion of a restored universal charitable deduction for non-itemizers in year-end legislation: The Charitable Giving Coalition is disappointed that a restoration of the charitable deduction
On Giving Tuesday, the Charitable Giving Coalition Celebrates American Generosity
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Charitable Giving Coalition Chair Brian Flahaven issued the following statement in recognition of Giving Tuesday: Today, the Charitable Giving Coalition joins the entire charitable sector in celebrating the tenth annual Giving Tuesday. This important day kicks off the
Charitable Giving Coalition Welcomes Nonprofit Leaders to D.C. for Grow Giving Now Fly-In
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On November 15 and 16, the Charitable Giving Coalition will bring nonprofit leaders from across the nation to Capitol Hill to urge lawmakers to renew and expand the non-itemizer charitable deduction in year-end legislation. The temporary non-itemizer