Help us give them more than just enough.
The Foster Alliance is a Qualified Foster Care Organization (QFCO)
The Foster Alliance (TFA) is here to make it easier for families to say “yes” and open their homes to children on a foster care journey.
With more than 11,000 children in state and tribal foster care systems in Arizona, this is your chance to make a difference at no cost to you.
Arizona State Tax Credit
Your donation supporting foster children can qualify for a dollar-for-dollar credit when you file your state taxes.
- Donate to a Qualified Foster Care Organization.
- Using the organization’s QFCO code, (TFA’s is 10003) file form #352 when you file your AZ State Taxes.
- Receive a dollar-for-dollar refund or lower the amount owed.
- 2025 amounts = up to $618 for individuals and $1,234 for joint filers
- 2026 amounts = up to $632 for individuals and $1,262 for joint filers
It’s a state program that lets you support children in foster care . When you donate to a Qualifying Foster Care Charitable Organization (QFCO) like The Foster Alliance, you receive a on your Arizona state income taxes.
A tax lowers your taxable income. A tax directly lowers the amount of taxes you owe — . That means a $100 donation reduces your state tax bill by $100.
For the 2025 tax year:
For the 2026 tax year:
These are the maximum amounts you can claim when donating to a QFCO.
You can give anytime between and apply it to your 2025 Arizona taxes.
If you owe Arizona state income taxes, yes — your donation comes back to you as a credit when you file. You make an impact today, and the state reimburses you at tax time.
No. You can take this credit your deductions.
Yes. The Foster Care Tax Credit is from other Arizona credits such as:
(TFA’s QFCO CODE 10003)
You’ll include this code when you file your taxes.
Your gift provides essentials like:
This ensures children in foster care have what they need, when they need it.
Yes. After you donate, you’ll get an emailed receipt with everything you need for your tax filing.
No. Tax credits reduce your tax liability, but if your credit amount is larger than what you owe, the unused portion does not roll over or generate a refund.
This credit is for , not business entities.
