As a general principle, donations are presumed by law to be irrevocable gifts unless otherwise specified in a grant agreement or other contract. This is an important legal concept that, among other things, permits gifts to be tax-deductible. That said, when a donation was clearly made by mistake (for example, if a donor accidentally made duplicate online gifts or typed in the wrong amount when donating online), we will happily refund the erroneous charge.
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- Guidelines Related to Tax-Deductibility
- Donation received from an unknown donor or funder
- Administrative Fees
- Processing Check Donations, Credit Card Donations, and Donations of Property
- Tax Deductibility for Donations
- Partially Tax-Deductible Donations
- Donations We Cannot Accept
- Donor Tax Receipts
- Donation Refund Policy
- Required Standard Text
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