Arizona taxpayers can give up to $506 (single or head of household) or $1,009 (married filing jointly) to TMM Family Services in 2026 and claim it back dollar for dollar on their state tax return.
It is a credit, not a deduction, so every dollar you give lowers your Arizona tax bill by the same amount, up to your limit.
Single, head of household or married filing separately
Married filing jointly
TMM Family Services QCO code for Arizona Form 321
Give any time in 2026, or between January 1 and April 15, 2027, and still claim it on your 2026 return.
Give online at tmmfs.org/donate, or mail a check to TMM Family Services, 1550 N Country Club Rd, Tucson, AZ 85716.
Save the donation receipt TMM sends you. You will need the amount and date when you file.
When you file your Arizona return, list TMM Family Services with QCO code 20469 on Arizona Form 321.
Example: a married couple owes $1,500 in Arizona income tax. They give $1,009 to TMM. Their state tax due drops to $491, and the $1,009 stays in Tucson helping families find stable homes.
TMM Family Services has served Tucson for more than 40 years. Your tax credit gift supports:
Yes. TMM Family Services is listed with the Arizona Department of Revenue as a Qualifying Charitable Organization. Our QCO code is 20469.
No. You can claim the Arizona charitable tax credit whether you itemize or take the standard deduction.
You can give any time during 2026. Gifts made between January 1 and April 15, 2027 can also be claimed on your 2026 Arizona return.
Yes. The QCO credit is separate from the foster care (QFCO) credit and the public and private school tax credits, so you can claim each up to its own limit in the same year.
Yes. Monthly gifts made during the year add up toward your annual credit limit.
Every tax situation is different, including how much credit you can use in a given year. Please talk with your tax advisor before you file.
Your gift keeps a local family housed this year. It costs you nothing extra at tax time.
General information, not tax advice. Credit limits are from the Arizona Department of Revenue.