Originally posted by c&wsmom: You would want to date it, put person's name/address on it and "thank them" for their contribution of $100 cash or miscellaneous items worth $100 for the Festival, etc.
I remember reading that the group getting the item was not supposed to put a value on it, just an explanation and that it it up to the donor to assign value.
Am I right? We are also working on a form for this, as we have a computer being donated.
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You would want to date it, put person's name/address on it and "thank them" for their contribution of $100 cash or miscellaneous items worth $100 for the Festival, etc.
I don't know if there is a certain way you are supposed to do it, but most churches just give you something written up on their letterhead. Treasurer or President sign it.
We are a PTO that is filing for tax exempt status. In preparing for acceptance (our fingers are crossed!) I would like to start planning ahead by drawing up a charitable contributions form, both for cash received and for goods received. I honestly have no idea what needs to go into the form though! We want to make sure we keep accurate records. I'd appreciate any help!! Thanks! [img]smile.gif[/img]
