It is tax deductible if you donate to a non-profit/charity group. I type up a list of items I am donating with the value of each item and when I donate I give a copy of the list to the charity group and I staple a copy to my receipt showing where I donated it.

Every little bit helps towards lowering your taxes.

I don't go to that extreme maybe I should. I keep all my receipts, I thought just highlighting what I give to the food pantry.I usually don't get a receipt from them. Other places give me reciepts. Good thinking!!!Whawks is right every penny helps on your taxes.

Whawks..I am glad you posted about this..I was alway curious how to do it..thanks..I have donated items before but never to the extent that i will be..
So do you write the price you pd after Qs or the original price?

I write what the original price was before coupons. I'm using those like money, and the store is getting reimbursed by the mfgr. Not sure if that's right, but it's what I do. Someone correct me if this is wrong plz.

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I was wondering the same thing. I have a bunch of meters I want to donate, but I didn't know what to value them at...

Mommy to two stinky little boys!

I asked St Vincent and was told to price them pre coupon price.

Where can I donate the meters as I have 3?

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Do you have a homeless shelter, or a battered women's shelter? If not contact the school nurse to see if she could use them. (Schools are non-profit organizations as well)