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The LibreOffice and Document Foundation websites each have a donation
page. I think they should mention if money contributions from US
sources qualify as tax deductions. This would be most useful in the
English language version of the websites.

I am guessing that the following methods would not currently qualify:
   PayPal donations to donations@documentfoundation.org
   Donations sent to Freies Office Deutschland e.V. and marked “The
Document Foundation”

Another method is contributions to Software in the Public Interest
(SPI) that are marked for use by The Document Foundation. This seems
more likely to qualify, but should be confirmed. The LibreOffice
website lists SPI as a channel for contributions. The Document
Foundation website does not list SPI, and it should be added there.

Here is the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) search page for
organizations eligible to receive tax-deductible charitable
contributions:
http://www.irs.gov/app/pub-78/

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