What Is an In-Kind Donation 501C3?

Learn what qualifies when you donate to a charitable nonprofit, from tangible goods to pro bono services, and when it’s tax deductible.

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Kimberly Gladden-Eversley

by Kimberly Gladden-Eversley

Kimberly Gladden-Eversley is a journalist and writer who covers personal finance, mortgages, and insurance. She is a ...

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Updated on: October 28, 2024 · 7 min read


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