Join The Empowerment Experiment Founder and Detroit native, John Anderson and his family, as Detroit business and community leaders celebrate the debut of EE Detroit. There is no charge for this event, but a contribution to the EE Foundation is suggested and appreciated. Visit http://eefortomorrow.com/ for more information on this national grass roots movement!

There are only certain categories of nonprofit tax-exempt organizations that are qualified for tax-deductible charitable contributions. The list includes most of the charities from section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and, in some circumstances, fraternal organizations, volunteer fire departments, and veterans organizations. A contribution for an exclusively public purpose to a State or its political subdivision may be deducted; this includes an Indian tribal government, when treated as a state, and particular political categories of that government.

Do your homework and know the unique qualifications of your nonprofit organization or the charity for which you are contributing.

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