Special Tax Benefits
Build affordable homeownership opportunities in Indiana
Build Stronger Communities While Earning a 50% Indiana Tax Credit
The Indiana Attainable Homeownership Tax Credit (AHTC) program allows eligible taxpayers to receive a state tax credit equal to 50% of their donation while supporting affordable homeownership opportunities across Indiana. By participating in the program and designating Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County, you can help local families achieve the dream of homeownership while maximizing the impact of your charitable giving.
Ready to get started? Download the Donor Contribution Form or contact our team for assistance.
Am I eligible?
Tax credits are available to individual taxpayers, small businesses, and corporations in the State of Indiana.
Eligible donors must make a qualifying contribution through Habitat for Humanity of Indiana and follow the required submission process.
Eligible AHTC gifts
The AHTC program accepts a variety of charitable contributions, including:
- Cash donations
- Checks
- Credit card gifts
- Stocks and bonds
- Cryptocurrency
- Approved land donations
- Approved donations of new construction materials
Contributions made through donor-advised funds (DAFs), charitable trusts, and qualified charitable distributions (QCDs) may be eligible in certain circumstances. Because tax situations vary, we recommend consulting your tax advisor before making your gift.
Why give through the AHTC program?
Your gift through the Attainable Homeownership Tax Credit program creates a meaningful impact for local families while offering you significant tax benefits.
When you participate, you help more Monroe County families achieve affordable homeownership, increase the impact of your charitable dollars, invest in stronger neighborhoods and a more vibrant community.
How to make an AHTC gift?
Habitat for Humanity of Indiana
101 W. Ohio St., Suite 2000
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Ready to get started? Download the Donor Contribution Form or contact our team for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions?
Contact us to learn more about the Attainable Homeownership Tax Credit