Children's Medical Research Institute
Based in NSWResearches childhood diseases, including genetics, gene therapy, neuroscience and cancer, and runs Jeans for Genes.
- Medical research
- Tax deductible
- ACNC registered
EOFY donations before 30 June
An EOFY donation is a gift you make before the financial year ends on 30 June, so you can claim it in that year's tax return. Pick a charity with DGR status, like the six below, and your receipt is ready when you need it.
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How EOFY giving works
Australia's financial year runs from 1 July to 30 June. Donations you make by 30 June go in that year's tax return. Anything you give on or after 1 July counts towards the next year.
That's why many people give in June. It's a good moment to look back on the year, pick a cause, and top up your giving before the deadline. Monthly donors can see their gifts in their donation history too.
Leave a little time before 30 June so your payment goes through. For how deductions work in general, see our guide to tax deductible donations.
- A one-off EOFY giftGive before 30 June and claim it this year.
- A monthly giftSpread your giving across the year.
- A year-end top-upAdd to your regular giving before the deadline.
Six tax deductible charities for EOFY
Each one is ACNC-registered and listed on Tap4Change. Tap a card to see their profile, their latest updates and how to give.
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Camp Quality
Based in NSWSupports children impacted by cancer and their families, with hospital, school and recreation programs.
- Kids and cancer
- Tax deductible
- ACNC registered
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Lort Smith
Based in VICProvides vet care, shelter and adoptions for the pets of people with limited means, plus Pet Therapy in hospitals and aged care.
- Animals
- Tax deductible
- ACNC registered
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Stars Foundation
Based in VICMentors Indigenous girls and young women at school, helping them finish Year 12 and move into work or further study.
- Indigenous girls
- Tax deductible
- ACNC registered
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Royal Far West
Based in NSWSupports the health, development and wellbeing of children in rural and remote Australia, from its Centre for Country Kids and through telecare.
- Country kids
- Tax deductible
- ACNC registered
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Asylum Seekers Centre
Based in NSWSupports people seeking asylum who live in the community, with services, advocacy and community building.
- Asylum seekers
- Tax deductible
- ACNC registered
Want a different charity? Search all 60,000+ charities. How we picked these six: from Tap4Change's charity data, we took the charity with the highest recent annual donations in six different causes, all marked tax deductible and rated 3 stars with a complete profile. Hospitals, schools, universities, religious groups and charities already featured in our other guides were left out.
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Where your EOFY gift can go
A gift before 30 June works all year round. Here's what a few of the charities above do.
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Answers for kids
Research into childhood diseases looks for better treatments.
Children's Medical Research Institute runs Jeans for Genes -
A break from cancer
Camps and play therapy give kids with cancer time to just be kids.
Camp Quality runs In Hospital play therapy -
Pets and their people
Vet care keeps pets with owners who are doing it tough.
Lort Smith runs a Pets in Need program -
Care for country kids
Health and development support reaches kids in the bush.
Royal Far West runs the Centre for Country Kids
What your donation actually pays for
Your donation pays for researchers, mentors, vets and support workers, whatever time of year you give. Money is flexible, so each charity can put it where it's needed most.
Programs listed come from each charity's details in Tap4Change's charity data. For how fees, ACNC registration and tax receipts work, see the Tap4Change FAQs, the ACNC Charity Register and the ATO's gifts and donations guide.
EOFY donation questions, answered
When is the deadline for EOFY donations?
The financial year ends on 30 June. Donations made on or before that date can go in that year's tax return.
It's a good idea not to leave it to the last minute, so your payment has time to go through.
How do I claim my EOFY donation?
Add your deductible donations to your tax return for that financial year. Keep a record, like a receipt, that shows the charity, the date and the amount.
You can download your receipt from your profile to claim it at tax time.
Which EOFY donations are tax deductible?
Donations to a charity endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR), and covered by Item 1 of the table in section 30-15 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, are tax deductible.
Tax deductibility is shown at the top of each charity's page on Tap4Change.
Are the charities on this page tax deductible?
Yes. All six charities on this page are marked as tax deductible in our charity data, and each charity's page on Tap4Change shows its tax deductibility in the top section.
You can download your receipt from your profile to claim it at tax time.
What is a thank you perk, and does it change my donation?
A thank you perk is a small gesture from a brand that partners with Tap4Change, such as a voucher or a free product, offered with some donations. Your donation still goes 100% to the charity. The perk comes from the brand, and offers rotate, so what's available depends on when you give.
If you can't donate right now, reach out to the Tap4Change team at support@tap4change.org. Sharing a charity's page is a great way to help too.