Imagine Giving Your Tax Dollars to Someone in Need...
Arizona allows you to donate a portion of what you owe on your state income taxes and give it to charity…
That means, you can give life saving doctor and dentist appointments to up to 24 people at The Neighborhood Christian Clinic in Phoenix.
Turn your Arizona taxes into patient care—dollar for dollar
Give to The Neighborhood Christian Clinic (NCC) and claim the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit (QCO). You don’t need to itemize. Gifts made Jan 1–Apr 15 can be claimed for the prior tax year (if certified for that year). See below for more details.
NCC QCO Code: 20278
Estimate your Income Tax
Use our state tax estimator calculator to determine how much you will be taxed in 2025 and how much you can donate to reduce what you owe!
How to claim your Arizona Charitable Tax Credit
Step 1
Make your gift to NCC and hold on to your receipt! You’ll need to include it with your state income tax return.
Step 2
Claim your credit when you file your Arizona income tax return.
Include: Arizona Form 321 (QCO) and the summary, Arizona Form 301.
*Make sure to include the Clinic’s five-digit Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO) code, which is 20278. You can also find this on your gift receipt.
Step 3
Reduce what you owe in Arizona income tax dollar-for-dollar (up to the legal limit).
Credits are nonrefundable; any unused amount carries forward up to 5 years.
If your AZ tax is less than the maximum credit, you can use the credit up to what you owe this year.
It’s that simple!
In 3 steps, you’ll lower the Arizona state income taxes you owe… effectively gaining back every dollar – up to $987 for couples and $495 for individuals – you donated to Neighborhood Christian Clinic.
Change a patient’s life today and for eternity
Your gift to The Neighborhood Christian Clinic will help provide compassionate, low-cost care to uninsured and underserved patients – AND create opportunities for sharing the Gospel throughout the medical system.
PLUS, your special gift qualifies for the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit!
For every dollar you donate to the Neighborhood Christian Clinic – up to the amounts below– you’ll get a credit to reduce the amount you owe on your 2025 Arizona taxes.
- For your 2025 taxes, up to $987 for couples and $495 for singles
That’s a gift that won’t cost you a penny!
Guidelines to receive the state income tax credit
Here’s how to make sure your gift qualifies for the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit.
Please consult a qualified, licensed tax advisor for advice on your specific tax situation.
Donations must be made:
- By individual taxpayers. Donations made by businesses, corporations, etc. don’t qualify.
- In cash. Donations of property and gifts-in-kind don’t qualify.
- To qualifying charitable organizations (such as Neighborhood Christian Clinic).
- By April 15, 2026, to be counted for the 2025 tax year.
*If you receive a state tax credit, your federal charitable deduction must be reduced by the credit amount. Only amounts above the AZ QCO limit may remain deductible federally (subject to usual rules).
Donate now for your dollar-for-dollar tax credit
Transform the life of a patient in need – by making a gift that won’t cost you a penny.
Give by April 15, 2026, and for every dollar you donate, up to $987 for couples and $495 for individuals, you’ll receive a credit to reduce your 2024 state income taxes.
For full details about the tax credit, please visit the Arizona Department of Revenue at azdor.gov.
Please check with a qualified and licensed tax professional regarding all matters related to your specific tax situation.
The QCO code for Neighborhood Christian Clinic is 20278.
Neighborhood Christian Clinic (QCO Code 20278) is certified for the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit. Credits are nonrefundable and may be carried forward up to five years. Donations made January 1–April 15 may be applied to the prior tax year if the organization is certified for that year. To claim, attach Arizona Form 321 (QCO) and Form 301 with your return. This is general information—not tax advice. Please consult your tax professional for guidance on your situation.
