You may need to verify if the contribution meets the rules for a 529 contribution or a charity contribution.
It was unclear to me whether UGifts acts as a non-profit charity or as the account administrator for the contributions to the 529 accounts from their website.
If it is a charity, the contributions would be reported as charitable contributions on the federal return.
If it is a 529 contribution, you would report that on the state's return if the state offers a credit.
I suggest you contact UGift for clarification and to obtain their EIN for tax reporting.
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