Log donated goods with IRS Fair Market Values, cash contributions, and charitable mileage - all in one place. Generate a clean tax report when April rolls around. No account needed to get started.
No account required · No credit card · Takes 30 seconds
Log clothing, furniture, electronics, and more. IRS-aligned Fair Market Values are built in - just pick your items and condition.
Record monetary donations and charitable mileage alongside your goods. The IRS charitable mileage rate is pre-loaded and adjusts automatically.
Attach drop-off receipts and donation photos to each event. Everything stays together for audit protection.
Generate a clean, itemized summary of all your giving - formatted for your accountant or tax return - right from your browser.
Save every donation trip over time. Come back any year and pick up where you left off.
Track giving year-over-year, see breakdowns by charity and category across all years.
Export your complete donation history - all years, all items - in one spreadsheet.
Intuit discontinued ItsDeductible in 2025, leaving millions of donors without a tool to track their contributions at tax time. LogMyGiving does everything ItsDeductible did — and adds receipt uploads and compatibility with any tax software.
Yes - you can track a donation event, look up Fair Market Values, upload receipts, and print a tax report completely free, with no account required. A Pro plan ($9.99/year) unlocks unlimited saved history and CSV export.
Intuit discontinued ItsDeductible in 2025. LogMyGiving supports everything ItsDeductible did — non-cash goods with IRS Fair Market Values, cash contributions, and charitable mileage — and adds receipt and photo uploads, works with any tax software (not just TurboTax), and requires no account to get started.
LogMyGiving uses a built-in database based on IRS Publication 561, with values for clothing, furniture, electronics, appliances, and more across Good, Better, and Best condition levels. You choose; we do the math.
Yes. Each donation event supports three types: donated goods (with FMV lookup), cash contributions, and charitable mileage at the current IRS rate. All three roll up into a single deduction total on your tax report.
Not directly - and that's intentional. Your tax report is a clean, printable summary you can hand to any accountant or reference when filing with any software. No lock-in.