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# Do not assign a dollar value to the donated items. | # Do not assign a dollar value to the donated items. | ||
# Make a copy or | # Make a copy or take a photo of the form to send to Treasurer for church records. | ||
# Give the completed receipt to the donor. | # Give the completed receipt to the donor. | ||
== Simple reminders == | == Simple reminders == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:34, 15 April 2026
In-Kind Donation Receipt Task List
Use this when a donor gives items, goods, or other non-cash donations and needs a receipt.
What to do
- Open the donation form:
- Print the form.
- Fill it out clearly for the donor.
- Include:
- donor name
- date received
- description of the donated items
- ministry or department receiving the donation, if needed
- Make sure the item description is specific enough to be helpful.
- Example: "4 winter coats, 2 boxes of diapers, 5 bags of clothes, 10 boxes of canned goods"
- Not just: "miscellaneous items"
- Do not assign a dollar value to the donated items.
- Make a copy or take a photo of the form to send to Treasurer for church records.
- Give the completed receipt to the donor.
Simple reminders
- Be neat and legible.
- Use the donor's full name.
- Be specific when listing donated items.
- Do not estimate or write in a cash value for in-kind gifts.
- Keep a copy for church records before giving the receipt away.
If you are not sure
- Ask the office before giving the donor a completed receipt.
- If the form is missing details, contact the donor before finishing it.
- If the donation is unusual or high-value, ask leadership or finance to review it first.