What is your HHI and how much do you donate?

Anonymous
What is your HHI, how much do you donate and to whom do you donate?

Categories like:
Organizations in which my family has a connection or participates: eg PTA, school, little league, scouts....
House of Worship or other religious entity
Alma mater
National/International issue organizations (WWF, Habitat, Wilderness Society, Amnesty International, John Burch Society........)
Direct Service (Red Cross, locals like Food for Others, Beacon House, Bread for the City, FACETS.....)
All things political:
Other
Anonymous
HHI $180k
total Donations: ~$12k

$6k to Congregation
$1k to alma maters
$1k to organizations in which my family participates (PTA, Orchestra, Scouts, FONZ)
$2k to other charitable direct service types of organizations and ecological organizations.
$1k to things that come up during the year- friends raising money, children raising money, donations in honor of a dearly departed person
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:HHI $180k
total Donations: ~$12k

$6k to Congregation
$1k to alma maters
$1k to organizations in which my family participates (PTA, Orchestra, Scouts, FONZ)
$2k to other charitable direct service types of organizations and ecological organizations.
$1k to things that come up during the year- friends raising money, children raising money, donations in honor of a dearly departed person

I missed $1k in my estimates/rounding- but I put about what we proportionally give-
Anonymous
$200,000....about $125 to various organizations and clothing/furniture to Salvation Army. I'm in a helping profession so I do give back in other ways
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What is your HHI, how much do you donate and to whom do you donate?

Categories like:
Organizations in which my family has a connection or participates: eg PTA, school, little league, scouts....
House of Worship or other religious entity
Alma mater
National/International issue organizations (WWF, Habitat, Wilderness Society, Amnesty International, John Burch Society........)
Direct Service (Red Cross, locals like Food for Others, Beacon House, Bread for the City, FACETS.....)
All things political:
Other


Why did you ask this question?
Anonymous
curiosity, tax time
Anonymous
HHI 175k
Donate around 1k to our church
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:$200,000....about $125 to various organizations and clothing/furniture to Salvation Army. I'm in a helping profession so I do give back in other ways


And do you write off this generous effort? What a joke.
Anonymous
$240k

We give a few thousand a year (it varies) mostly to local charities (animal shelter, mentoring program, homeless shelter) and a few larger charities (children international, doctors without borders, oxfam, Red Cross). We also tend to donate a lot of things to goodwill and our library (for book sales). We used to donate more, but had some unexpected expenses and had to cut back. I'd like to up it again as I don't really feel like the amount we give is commensurate with our salaries.

I'm also on the board of a non-profit so donate a fair amount of time and fundraise for that.
Anonymous
$275K this past year
Gave:
$20K to our church and various religious organizations (Young Life, Intervarsity, etc).
$1K to other causes (preschool, Washington Area Bicycle Association, etc)
Anonymous
21:30 again. Forgot to include npr and pbs in the list of national organizations we donate to.
Anonymous
Obama put a stop to my donations.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Obama put a stop to my donations.



I'm curious. Why?
Anonymous
10% of my salary is my min.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:$200,000....about $125 to various organizations and clothing/furniture to Salvation Army. I'm in a helping profession so I do give back in other ways


And do you write off this generous effort? What a joke.


Actually I do write it off . I spend 40 hours a week in a helping profession in a marginally paid position for my level of education so while I'm not giving much financially, I am being charitable in other ways.
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