e-Donation 2026
How to donate your CDC Vouchers
From 1 October to 31 December 2026, residents may donate their unspent CDC Vouchers 2026 (January) to participating Institutions of a Public Character (IPCs) of their choice.
Donations can be made through the KampungSpirit website (opens in new tab).
Is my CDC Vouchers donation tax-deductible?
It depends on the IPC (Institution of a Public Character) you donate to. Each IPC decides this under its own policy and IRAS's rules, and some set a minimum donation amount. Check the "Tax deductions" section on the IPC's page before you donate.

Before you donate
Some IPCs set a minimum donation for tax deduction, and IPCs differ on whether separate donations can be added together to meet it.
For example, with a $30 minimum, one donation of $30 meets it. Two donations of $15 meet it only if the IPC adds them up.
If you plan to split your donation into amounts that only meet the minimum when added together, check with the IPC first.
Donating anonymously does not stop you from getting a tax deduction. It only hides your name from other people on KampungSpirit in the "Recently donated" list. The IPC still receives your name and NRIC, which are needed to process the tax deduction.
After you donate
The IPC issues any tax deduction receipt. KampungSpirit does not.
IRAS's guidance says IPCs submit donation records to IRAS, and qualifying donations are included in your tax assessment automatically. You do not need to claim them yourself. IRAS's page also sets out the deduction rate and which donations qualify. See IRAS: Donations and tax deductions (opens in new tab).
Any deduction the IPC provides is reflected in your tax bill for the period 1 Jan 2026 to 31 Dec 2026 (Year of Assessment 2027).
