Computer Literacy 4 Kids

 
   
Donation Information
Thank you for your interest in donating to CL4K! Like the Red Cross, Salvation Army, and others, CL4K is a IRS approved and registered "501(c)(3)" non-profit organization. The "501(c)(3)" designation means that accepted and appropriate donations to CL4K are tax-deductible. Most often, paperwork does not need to be provided by the donor (an exception would be licensing information for software donated, for example).

Every accepted donation will be given an official CL4K receipt, which is proof of the donor's donation for personal records and tax purposes. A picture of our receipt can be found below. The monetary amount of the item is information that CL4K does *not* determine. The donor fills in this information from either (1) a receipt of purchase which lists the purchase amount for the donated item(s) or (2) using best judgment and fair valuation in the mind of the buyer.

Key items in the receipt are:

- Serial Number - this unique-per-donation number allows for easy tracking of your donation. A donor may look up his/her donation at any time by contacting a CL4K member and providing the serial number.
- Donor Information - this part is filled out by hand by a CL4K member to add authenticity to the receipt. A copy is made for CL4K records.
- Items/Value - the item information is filled out by a CL4K member, who will list the items donated. The value information is filled out by the donor (please refer to information in the first paragraph for more information).
- Signature and Name of CL4K member/partner - this adds authenticity to the receipt for IRS purposes
- Organization Number - This number is CL4K's registration number with the Secretary of State in California, USA, the state in which CL4K was founded.


If you need more information, please email Donate [at] CL4K.org (when emailing, please change " [at] " to @) . Thank you!


Disclaimer: The information provided here is to the best of knowledge to CL4K. The information should not be taken as the law, as that is for the IRS and Federal and State governments to specify, not CL4K.