Left to Right: Zyrek Lanier, Choetsow Tenzin, Samuel M. Gebru, Ramya Kumar, Daniela Sanchez, Dwyane P. Mitchell. Athena-Gwendolyn Baptiste, Cassie Chapados, Hubens “Bobby” Cius, Sandra Seoane-Serí, Rachel V. Cobb, Beth Huang, Brian Corr, Micah Rosegrant (photos: Nina Groom)
Art Is Our Activism now more than ever. With 50+ combined years focused on social justice, the feminine perspective, and science in theater, we are enthusiastically rededicating ourselves to our mission, our values, our artists, our community, and you.
You’ve been with us, and today we’re asking you to Stay with Us. Thank you for considering a year-end contribution.
Your 2020 Gift
The CARES ACT made notable changes to charitable giving for 2020. These updates include:
Taxpayers who prefer to take the standard deduction instead of itemizing may now take a one-time deduction of $300 above and beyond the standard deduction. You qualify for this deduction when you give your cash gift (s) directly to a qualifying non-profit, including Central Square Theater. (Note: contributions made to donor-advised funds or private foundations DO NOT qualify for the one-time deduction.)
Cash contributions made in 2020 are now fully deductible up to 100 percent of a person’s adjusted gross income (AGI). Previously, individuals could take a charitable deduction of up to 60 percent of their adjusted gross income.
Corporations may now deduct for charitable giving up to 25 percent of their taxable income. This is an increase from the previous 10 percent.
More information about Central Square Theater during the COVID-19 Outbreak
If you would like personal assistance in making your donation, please contact Maggie Moore Abdow at 617.576.9278, ext. 208 or mma@centralsquaretheater.org.