Establishes a federal tax credit of up to $1,700 per year for contributions to 501(c)(3) nonprofits that qualify as scholarship granting organizations.

Creates a tax credit for C corporations and individuals of up to 25% of a qualified contribution to an endowed fund; includes a floor of $1,000 and cap of $50,00.

Creates a state tax deduction of 150% for charitable deductions if a taxpayer claims the standard deduction or 50% for charitable deductions if the taxpayer itemized deductions, whichever is less. Dead" because tabled in committee.

Creates a tax credit of 50% for a contribution to a qualified 501(c)(3) charitable organizations, including faith-based organizations, peer or community-based organizations, or recovery community center that provides recovery support services and assistance to justice-involved individuals and people in recovery; limits to organizations with an annual budget of less than $5 million with no employee having a compensation of more than $125,000.

Increases the state tax credit from 70% to 100% for contributions to a maternity home; broadens the definition of taxpayer from charitable organizations to all organizations; restrictions the definition of diaper back to members of a national network serving all fifty states; increases the state tax credit from 70% to 100% for contributions to eligible diaper banks; extends sunset from 2018 to 2031; increases the state tax credit from 70% to 100% for contributions to pregnancy resource centers.

Establishes a tax credit equal to 50% of the value of a donation made to a local hospital foundation.

Increases tax credits to a food pantry, local soup kitchen, or local homeless shelter from a cumulative cap of $1,750,000 to $3 million; extends the sunset from 2026 to 2031.

Creates a tax credit up to 50% for a contribution by a business to certain eligible charitable organizations that work in child services; similar to HB 1192. "Dead" because of timelines.

Creates a tax credit up to 50% for a contribution by a business to certain eligible charitable organizations that work in child services; similar to HB 1568. "Dead" because of timelines.

Caps charitable donation deductions at $5,000, for singles and $10,000 for couples.