I sponsored a cook off and a cheerleader can I write that off as a donation and if I can should it be like when I donate to church
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You could treat a monetary contribution to a charitable organization as a deductible contribution for federal tax purposes only to the extent you didn't receive a benefit in return. So if you mean you contibuted money to a qualifying charitable organization and you didn't receive any tangible benefit from it, then you can treat it as a charitable contribution.
We know nothing about the organization for which you organized a cookoff, nor do we know about whatever yu did for a cheerleader. Only donations to qualified charities can be entered as deductions.
The gym is not a profitable organization and my niece is the cheerleader.
Then....sorry----neither one counts and cannot be entered on your tax return.
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