Sources

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Guides

Facts

Everything cited on the other pages is listed above. Guides first, then facts. Each guide line is the publisher, the date stored for that list, the day it was retrieved, and the terms note written after the terms pages were checked. Each fact line is the quote, linked to the page it came from, and the retrieval date. Guide and IRS records were retrieved on 2026-11-12; AI provider documentation was checked on 2026-11-13. Each record keeps its own date.

A footnote on a hub is the same pair the source list uses: the URL and the quote. Two mentions of one sofa row share one number when the URL and the quote match. The quote for a guide range is the row label plus the printed span. The quote for a fact is the sentence in the fact list above. The footnote does not add a claim the quote does not make.

The terms note is what was found, not a clearance from a lawyer. For The Salvation Army, no copying or commercial-use clause was found on the privacy pages checked that day. The ranges themselves have no published date. For Goodwill Industries International, the gogoodwill.org privacy page is a visitor-data policy and has no copying clause. The parent goodwill.org site returned a block page and was not requested again. The PDF is the copy hosted by Goodwill of the Southern Alleghenies. The list names Goodwill Industries International as the compiler. Dated January 12, 2011.

The list published at tchabitat.org is dated January 2, 2019. The publisher is inferred from the domain. The privacy page there restricts photos and the logo, not this PDF. habitat.org terms cover that organization's own domains, not tchabitat.org. The list published at ccmaine.org is dated July 19, 2012, also with an inferred publisher. The digital privacy page there covers donor information and logs. No copying clause was found. catholiccharitiesusa.org terms govern that site, not ccmaine.org. Seven rows on the ccmaine.org sheet had a high that was not a number, so they are not in the guide file and not in the list of labels.

Goodwill Northern New England is the empty list. Dated February 3, 2025, meaning the last modification of the fetched page. The privacy page says reproduction of any materials on that site requires prior permission. Rows stay empty. Fact 30%2 is the one sentence taken from the guide, the unlisted-item percent. It is not a copied row.

Fact lines say the terms note is not in the fact file. The check lives with the retrieval, and the public line is the quote, the URL and the date. IRS facts point at irs.gov publications, instructions and one newsroom reminder. Household items include furniture, furnishings, electronics, appliances, linens, and similar items.3 is the household-items sentence. $5004 is the Publication 526 noncash total. The below-good dollar figure cites the Form 8283 instructions, because the statute page that was tried returned not found and was not requested again.

Three Deductible Duck lines are FAQ sentences, each with its own link. Our item list uses eBay auctions and thrift store prices.5 is one. $1,0006 and $29.997 are the other two. Their terms bar copying the service. The three sentences are the use this site makes of that source. The ItsDeductible date 2025-10-211 is a secondary source: a community post by a user, not an Intuit staff reply.

donation value guides compared is the comparison. methodology is which numbers may appear. IRS rules for donated household items repeats the rule quotes in context. The donation calculator uses those guide rows. home offers photo identification and AI estimates. A surplus bid is not in this fact list. When surplus auction prices is routed, each lot cites the lot itself.

AI provider documentation

Cloudflare Workers AI hosts the vision model used for photo identification and value estimates. The linked provider records describe image input, retention and training policy. They do not validate a particular object’s identity or price. Each private result names its model and generation time. The estimate uses the photo and reader-supplied details, without a live search for sold listings. See methodology for the limits of that method and privacy for photo handling.

Not tax advice. These are the value ranges the named charities publish for donors, not prices we observed; the IRS standard is fair market value (Publication 561).

Sources

  1. I just got email notifying me that ItsDeductible was being discontinued as of October 21, 2025 (less than 2 mo away).. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
  2. To determine the fair market value of an item not on this list, use 30% of the item’s original price.. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
  3. Household items include furniture, furnishings, electronics, appliances, linens, and similar items.. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
  4. If your total deduction for all noncash contributions for the year is over $500, you must complete Form 8283 and attach it to your Form 1040.. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
  5. Our item list uses eBay auctions and thrift store prices.. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
  6. You can track your first $1,000 in donations for free, and you don’t need a credit card.. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
  7. After that, Deductible Duck costs $29.99 a year.. Retrieved November 12, 2026.

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