You Can Help Northern Arizona Families Access Safe, Stable, Affordable Housing.
Make your Arizona Charitable Tax Credit donation today to keep your state tax dollars local — supporting safe, stable housing for households experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Housing Solutions is a Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO 20242), which means donors like you can reap the benefits of the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit! This dollar-for-dollar tax credit allows you to help neighbors in need find a place to call home through a donation to Housing Solutions, and then claim the credit of up to $987 if married filing jointly, or $495 if filing individually on your state taxes. Donate now, and see your donation return to you through an increased refund or decreased total due to the state. With this credit, you get to decide how your state tax dollars are spent and the impact they can have in our Northern Arizona community.
Take Multiple
You can take advantage of multiple credits, reducing your tax liability or increasing your refund. If you normally donate to a local school and take advantage of that state credit, you are still eligible to take advantage of the AZ Charitable Tax Credit.
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Consult with your tax advisor and learn more at FlagstaffTaxCredit.org.
Dollar-for-Dollar
The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit is a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit, matching your donation to a qualified charitable organization. This credits makes up to $987 of your donation to us eligible for a credit if you file jointly, or up to $495 if you file individually.
Learn more at FlagstaffTaxCredit.org.
QCO Details
We are proud to be a certified Qualifying Charitable Organization. Learn more about what this means, and get answers to frequently asked questions at FlagstaffTaxCredit.org.
Housing Solutions of Northern Arizona
QCO 20242
The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit
Fiscal Year 2025 Impact
60 households experiencing homelessness (61 adults and 5 children) lived on one of our furnished JoJo's Place studio apartments with access to trauma-informed case management.
Our 25 permanently affordable rentals, including Oak Wash Homes, housed 49 low-income households. All Oak Wash Homes residents had previously experienced homelessness.
45 survivor households (45 adults and 54 children) experiencing homelessness found safety, support, and trauma-informed case management at our Sharon Manor Transitional Housing Program.
Our Pre-Purchase Program administered $944,000 in financial assistance to 22 local, first-time homebuyer households, helping them put down roots in our community.
147 volunteers at our thrift store, Sharon's Attic, donated 3,720 hours. $4,300 in vouchers helped our transitional housing clients shop for essentials.
131 Northern Arizona households received pre-purchase and credit counseling, helping them improve their credit, prepare for homeownership, or open the door to a first home.
Learn more about our impact through downloading and reading our fiscal year 2025 Impact Report.
Thank you
For making a difference in the lives of families in need of affordable housing, and survivors of violence.