[ORGANIZATION NAME]
[Street Address] · [City, State ZIP]
[EIN: XX-XXXXXXX]

                        DONATION RECEIPT

Date received: [Date]

Received with thanks from: [Donor Name]
                          [Donor Address]

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USE VARIANT (A) OR (B) BELOW — DELETE THE ONE YOU DON'T NEED
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(A) CASH GIFT
    Amount received:  $[X]
    (Cash, check, card, or other monetary gift.)

(B) NON-CASH GIFT (in-kind)
    Description of item(s) received:  [describe the donated property —
    e.g., "12 boxes of canned food," "one used Dell laptop." Describe the
    item only. Do NOT state a dollar value — the donor is responsible for
    determining the value of a non-cash gift for their own tax records.]

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No goods or services were provided in exchange for this contribution, other
than intangible religious benefits.

[QUID PRO QUO ALTERNATIVE — if the donor received something of value in return,
replace the line above with: "In exchange for this contribution you received
[describe the goods or services provided], which have an estimated fair market
value of $[value]. The amount of your contribution that is deductible for
federal income tax purposes is limited to the excess of your gift over this
value."]

[Organization Name] is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code. Please keep this receipt with your tax records — the IRS
requires a contemporaneous written acknowledgment for any single contribution
of $250 or more in order to claim a charitable deduction.

Acknowledged by:

____________________________________
[Name]
[Title], [Organization Name]

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Notes (delete before sending):
- This receipt acknowledges ONE gift at the time it is given. For a year-end
  summary of a donor's total giving, use a separate year-end contribution
  letter instead.
- For non-cash (in-kind) gifts, describe the item but do not assign a value —
  the donor determines the value of donated property themselves.
- The "no goods or services" statement is required by the IRS for the donor to
  deduct gifts of $250 or more. A written acknowledgment must be obtained by
  the donor before they file (contemporaneous). See IRS Publication 1771:
  https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p1771.pdf
- This is a template, not legal or tax advice.