Have you filed your Colorado state taxes yet?
If you are receiving a refund, tax time is an excellent opportunity to bless others with unexpected funds. Would you consider giving a donation from your state income tax refund to Providence Network? The Donate to a Colorado Nonprofit (ReFUND CO) program makes it simple to do.
By choosing to donate a portion of your state income tax refund to Providence Network through the ReFUND CO program, you can make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Colorado. Your donation will help provide shelter, food, and support services to those in need, giving them a chance to rebuild their lives and move towards a brighter future.
How to donate your state tax return:
You can donate to Providence Network on your Colorado income tax return by entering our ID on the Voluntary Contributions Schedule (DR 0104CH) of your Colorado Individual Income Tax Return.
- File your state income tax return and determine if you are due a refund.
- Look for the “Donate to a Colorado Nonprofit” line on your tax return form or tax software.
- Enter “Providence Network” and provide our registration number: 20093014561.
- Decide how much of your state income tax refund to donate (all or a portion of it).
The ReFUND CO program offers several benefits, including:
- Convenience: You can donate to Providence Network with a simple designation on your state income tax return.
- Flexibility: You can choose to donate all or a portion of your state income tax refund.
- Impact: Your contribution will go directly to supporting our programs and services, making a difference in the lives of those we serve.
We are truly grateful for your support of Providence Network. Donations using this program are anonymous but if you need or want a written acknowledgement, please call us at 303-551-9319 or email development@providencenetwork.org to let us know.
Thank you!
Learn more about donating your Colorado state tax refund to charity. To be eligible for the Donate to a Colorado Nonprofit program, a charity must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, registered under the Colorado Charitable Solicitations Act for at least five years, and currently in good standing.
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