As a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, we depend upon the contributions of many individuals and organizations in our community whose gifts allow us to create transformative experiences both on and off the stage. CATCO is Grateful.
As a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, we depend upon the contributions of many individuals and organizations in our community whose gifts allow us to create transformative experiences both on and off the stage. CATCO is Grateful.
The power of theatre to unite knows no boundaries. Whatever our backgrounds, whatever our circumstances, we all have the capacity to feel a sense of wonder, to be dazzled by the sights and sounds, to love, to laugh, and to cry. Live theatre performance draws out these emotions, and when we feel them, we feel them together.
Right now, our stages are dark. As much as we’d like to be here, together, sharing the joy of experiencing live performing arts, we’re stuck in a temporary intermission. But the lights will come back on, the arts will return, and we can all ensure that curtain rises again soon, together.
The CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security) Act includes added financial incentive for community members who want to make donations in support of local efforts to combat the near- and long-term effects of the pandemic on our community. A universal tax break for charitable donations was included in the stimulus package and will go into effect for the 2020 tax year.
- Donors who take the standard deduction may also take an “above-the-line” deduction for up to $300 in charitable donations given in 2020. This effectively allows a limited charitable deduction to taxpayers claiming the standard deduction. For example, if you take the standard deduction and give $300 to charity, you will get a $300 tax break in addition to the standard deduction.
- For donors who itemize deductions, the limit on charitable deductions – generally 60% of modified adjusted gross income – doesn’t apply to qualifying cash contributions to public charities in 2020; instead the CARES Act allows taxpayers to claim a tax deduction of up to 100% of your Adjusted Gross Income for contributions to qualifying charities.
- These new deductions are only for cash gifts that go to a public charity, not to Donor Advised Funds or Private Foundations.
- For corporate donors, the limitation on charitable deductions, which is generally 10% of modified taxable income, doesn’t apply to qualifying contributions made in 2020. The new law temporarily lifts the limit from 10% to 25% of modified taxable income for 2020 filings.
Please consult your accountant or tax preparer for more information about these changes, and how they can help you with your charitable support.
The power of theatre to unite knows no boundaries. Whatever our backgrounds, whatever our circumstances, we all have the capacity to feel a sense of wonder, to be dazzled by the sights and sounds, to love, to laugh, and to cry. Live theatre performance draws out these emotions, and when we feel them, we feel them together.
Right now, our stages are dark. As much as we’d like to be here, together, sharing the joy of experiencing live performing arts, we’re stuck in a temporary intermission. But the lights will come back on, the arts will return, and we can all ensure that curtain rises again soon, together.
The CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security) Act includes added financial incentive for community members who want to make donations in support of local efforts to combat the near- and long-term effects of the pandemic on our community. A universal tax break for charitable donations was included in the stimulus package and will go into effect for the 2020 tax year.
- Donors who take the standard deduction may also take an “above-the-line” deduction for up to $300 in charitable donations given in 2020. This effectively allows a limited charitable deduction to taxpayers claiming the standard deduction. For example, if you take the standard deduction and give $300 to charity, you will get a $300 tax break in addition to the standard deduction.
- For donors who itemize deductions, the limit on charitable deductions – generally 60% of modified adjusted gross income – doesn’t apply to qualifying cash contributions to public charities in 2020; instead the CARES Act allows taxpayers to claim a tax deduction of up to 100% of your Adjusted Gross Income for contributions to qualifying charities.
- These new deductions are only for cash gifts that go to a public charity, not to Donor Advised Funds or Private Foundations.
- For corporate donors, the limitation on charitable deductions, which is generally 10% of modified taxable income, doesn’t apply to qualifying contributions made in 2020. The new law temporarily lifts the limit from 10% to 25% of modified taxable income for 2020 filings.
Please consult your accountant or tax preparer for more information about these changes, and how they can help you with your charitable support.
It is a privilege to produce theatre for our thoughtful and engaged audiences, as you challenge us to do better, think deeper, and laugh louder. In turn, we hope that we inspire you to do the same.
By making a gift to CATCO today, you are supporting our mission to produce transformational high-quality theatre, foster local artists, and engage our community with outreach and education programs for students across central Ohio.
It is a privilege to produce theatre for our thoughtful and engaged audiences, as you challenge us to do better, think deeper, and laugh louder. In turn, we hope that we inspire you to do the same.
By making a gift to CATCO today, you are supporting our mission to produce transformational high-quality theatre, foster local artists, and engage our community with outreach and education programs for students across central Ohio.
DONOR BENEFITS
Please note: Benefits are cumulative with increased giving.
PRODUCER ($5,000+): Dinner with Artistic Director Leda Hoffmann
PLAYWRIGHT ($2,500 – $4,999): Concierge services
DIRECTOR ($1,500-$2,499): Two complimentary virtual show passes
STAGE MANAGER ($1,000-$1,499): Backstage tours by request (when available)
DESIGNER ($500 – $999): Poster from a production signed by the cast
ACTOR ($250-$499): Invitation to special events throughout the season
STAGEHAND ($100-$249): Listing in CATCO virtual Playbill
DONOR BENEFITS
Please note: Gifts are cumulative with increased giving.
PRODUCER ($5,000+): Dinner with Artistic Director Leda Hoffmann
PLAYWRIGHT ($2,500 – $4,999): Concierge services
DIRECTOR ($1,500-$2,499): Two complimentary virtual show passes
STAGE MANAGER ($1,000-$1,499): Backstage tours by request (when available)
DESIGNER ($500 – $999): Poster from a production signed by the cast
ACTOR ($250-$499): Invitation to special events throughout the season
STAGEHAND ($100-$249): Listing in CATCO virtual Playbill
Questions?
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE:
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE:
Support CATCO when you shop online at Amazon! Sign up here and select Catco-Phoenix Inc., then shop using the URL smile.amazon.com. Amazon will donate a portion of your purchases to CATCO.
Please request that checks are made payable to CAPA and mailed to the following address:
Mail:
CATCO Development Office
55 East State Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 719-6702
Email: bmarkus@capa.com
CATCO’s tax identification number is 31-1168461.
Gifts of stock, especially long-term appreciated stock, provide benefits to both CATCO and you. CATCO can put your stock donations to immediate use and you can:
- Give away appreciated assets and usually avoid a tax gain.
- Receive the regular charitable income tax deduction if you itemize your taxes.
- Claim a tax deduction for the full, fair-market value (rather than the cost value) of your stock if you have owned the securities for more than one year.
Please contact us and let us know the name of the broker who will handle the transaction for you, the name of the stock, and the number of shares you are donating (example: 500 shares of XYZ Stock) so that we can be aware that the gift is forthcoming. We will also provide you with CATCO account information to make the transfer.
For information about stock transfers, please contact Barbara Markus at (614) 719-6702 or by email at bmarkus@capa.com.
For your reference, our Tax ID is #31-1168461
Looking for ticket donations from CATCO for your organization’s event, raffle, or gift basket? Contact Stewart Bender at sbender@capa.com.
Support CATCO when you shop online at Amazon! Sign up here and select Catco-Phoenix Inc., then shop using the URL smile.amazon.com. Amazon will donate a portion of your purchases to CATCO.
Please request that checks are made payable to CAPA and mailed to the following address:
Mail:
CATCO Development Office
55 East State Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 719-6702
Email: bmarkus@capa.com
CATCO’s tax identification number is 31-1168461.
Gifts of stock, especially long-term appreciated stock, provide benefits to both CATCO and you. CATCO can put your stock donations to immediate use and you can:
- Give away appreciated assets and usually avoid a tax gain.
- Receive the regular charitable income tax deduction if you itemize your taxes.
- Claim a tax deduction for the full, fair-market value (rather than the cost value) of your stock if you have owned the securities for more than one year.
Please contact us and let us know the name of the broker who will handle the transaction for you, the name of the stock, and the number of shares you are donating (example: 500 shares of XYZ Stock) so that we can be aware that the gift is forthcoming. We will also provide you with CATCO account information to make the transfer.
For information about stock transfers, please contact Barbara Markus at (614) 719-6702 or by email at bmarkus@capa.com.
For your reference, our Tax ID is #31-1168461
Looking for ticket donations from CATCO for your organization’s event, raffle, or gift basket? Contact Stewart Bender at sbender@capa.com.