ARIZONA FOSTER CARE TAX CREDIT
Make a General Donation or select a specific program by donating below.
Up to $587 for singles and $1,173 for married couples.
GENERAL DONATION
Make a General Donation to support our programs to help foster kids.
JOHN S. BREWER MEMORIALSCHOLARSHIP FUND
It is so gratifying to help an Arizona foster child stay on the path to success. Especially when it comes with a dollar-for-dollar tax credit through the Arizona Foster Care Tax Credit.
LIFE 360
Life Skills mentoring and tutoring program for teenage foster children.
MONTHLY DONATIONS
Set up automatic monthly giving to spread out and to maximize your annual contributions.
$48.92/month for 12 months equals $587
$97.75/month for 12 months equals $1,173
ROYAL FAMILY KIDS CAMP (RFKC)
The cost for a foster child to attend camp is only $500. You can help in part or full.
TEEN REACH ADVENTURE CAMP (TRAC)
The cost for a teen foster child to attend camp is only $500. You can help in part or full.
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM
Support transitional housing costs for foster youth who have aged out of the system.
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions.
Here are some common questions about Hope & A Future
Is this the “Working Poor Tax Credit?
To summarize, the Foster Care Tax Credit is authorized today by ARS §43-1088 under the name “The Credit for Donations made to Qualifying Charitable Organizations.”
Is Hope & A Future a Qualifying Charitable Organization?
Yes. Hope & A Future is a Qualifying Charitable Organization under ARS §43-1088.
Specifically, Hope & A Future is certified by the Department of Revenue as a Qualifying Foster Care Charitable Organization.
What are the limits for the Arizona Foster Care Tax Credit under ARS §43-1088?
Because Hope & A Future is a Qualifying Foster Care Charitable Organization, married taxpayers can donate up to $1,173 and single taxpayers up to $587 to Hope & A Future. These are new limits established in 2024.
Can a taxpayer donate to more than one qualifying charity?
Yes. A taxpayer may give to non-foster care qualifying charitable organizations too. In 2024, married taxpayers may also donate up to $938 and single taxpayers up to $470 to non-foster care charitable organizations and receive a tax credit. Donations to non-foster care organizations are an entirely separate credit and don’t count against what taxpayers can give to foster care organizations.