While participating in the Arizona tax credits program is a great idea, for many, making a one-time, lump-sum payment is not possible. Our “Tax Credits Club” allows generous Arizonans to contribute an ongoing monthly amount toward their tax credits to make it feasible to accommodate family budgets.

Use one of the forms below (as either an individual or a joint filer) to begin your monthly support of programs that are making a difference:

For more information, please visit the Arizona Department of Revenue’s website: https://azdor.gov/tax-credits

Arizona Tax Credits Club

Individual taxpayers use this form:

Joint taxpayers use this form:

Arizona QFCO Code #10013

Helen’s Hope Chest provides clothing, personal items, back to school supplies, birthday gifts, books, and Christmas gifts for Arizona foster and kinship families.

Arizona QFCO credit - up to $618 for an individual or $1,234 for joint filers.

Arizona QCO Code #22785

Foster360 provides housing, mentorship, and trauma-informed practices for Arizona aged-out foster youth experiencing homelessness with locations in Tempe and Mesa.

Arizona Certified QCO credit - up to $495 for an individual or $987 for joint filers.

Azura Scholarship Fund provides financial aid to Arizona Foster kids or kids in poverty who demonstrate academic potential.

Arizona Certified STO credit - up to $769 for an individual or $1,535 for joint filers.

NOTE: When participating in the Tax Credits Club, keep in mind that only funds received by Azura on or before April 15, 2026, can be used as a tax credit for the tax year 2025.

For example, if you and your partner join the Tax Credits Club in August of 2025 to support Foster360 at $82.25/month, by April 15, 2026, you will have made nine payments toward your tax credits or a total of $740.25. This amount will be less than the $987 allowable by the Arizona Department of Revenue.

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NOTICE: A school tuition organization cannot award, restrict, or reserve scholarships solely on the basis of a donor’s recommendation.

A taxpayer may not claim a tax credit if the taxpayer agrees to swap donations with another taxpayer to benefit either taxpayer’s own dependents.