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Goodwill part of “checkoff” campaign

by Amy Gillentine

Published: January 30,2012

Time posted: 9:41 am

Tags: Checkoff Colorado, Colorado spirngs, Goodwill, income tax

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Goodwill Industries of Colorado Springs is one of 15 statewide nonprofits selected by the state legislature to participate in the “Checkoff Colorado” campaign.

Citizens preparing their 2011 state income taxes will have the opportunity to contribute a portion of their returns to the “Goodwill Industries Fund” by checking the corresponding box next to the fund’s name and specifying an amount.

Designated contributions to the Goodwill Industries Fund will be deducted from refund checks and can be declared on 2012 taxes as a charitable donation. All the contributions designated to the Goodwill Industries Fund will be allocated equally between Goodwill Industries of Colorado Springs and Goodwill Industries of Denver to fund strategic life skills and development programs benefiting tens of thousands of individuals with disabilities and disadvantages in Colorado.

For additional information on Checkoff Colorado, visit www.checkoffcolorado.org.







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