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    Your donation helps create real, measurable change in the lives of those we serve.

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There are so many ways to support Satori

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Satori Charter School Tax Credits

Support Satori’s unique Character Enrichment Education, including The Evergreen Project, Spanish, Computer Technology, and Physical Education. Satori Charter School Tax Credits support Satori’s unique Character Enrichment Education including The Evergreen Project, Spanish, Computer Technology, Art, Physical Education and many of our other unique programs.

The AZ StateTax Credit program allows any Arizona taxpayers to redirect their Arizona State income tax money to Satori, up to $200 max for a single filer and $400 max for joint filers.

This is not a deduction, but rather a dollar-for-dollar tax credit you will receive on your taxes, depending on your tax liability.

You can DONATE tax credit here:

Alternately, we can accept checks mailed to: Satori Charter School, 3727 N 1st Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85719.

Please contact Satori at (520) 293-7555 with any questions.

Arizona Department of Revenue website.

Arizona Tax Credits

There are 2 ways to support Satori with your Arizona Income Tax. You can do both!

Satori Tuition Tax Credits

Support scholarships for Satori students in kindergarten and first grade.

Arizona School Tuition Tax Credits support scholarships for Satori students in kindergarten and first grade. New, higher contribution limits make your support for our students more valuable than ever!

Up to $3,131 for a couple filing jointly and $1,571 for an individual can become a tax credit on your Tax return, as long as it doesn’t exceed your annual tax liability.

Taxpayers receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit for contributions. Satori School participates as a recipient of this tax credit opportunity through the Institute for Better Education (IBE). The sole purpose of tuition tax credit funds is to provide tuition assistance for students with financial need.

Contributions may be made online, by mail, or in the office. Call 520-887-4003 for questions.

For general information regarding the Arizona Tuition Tax Credit program, please visit the Institute for Better Education (IBE) website or call  520-512-5438

DONATE HERE - Don’t forget to designate Satori as the recipient school!

What Our Students Are Saying

  • A classroom with children and an adult sitting on the floor around a large colorful learning mat, engaged in an educational activity, with a woman standing nearby, and decorations on the walls.

    "Satori means infinite possibility."

  • Children and an adult gathered around a table outside, making crafts with beads. In the background, a playground with slides and swings is visible under a blue sky.

    "Satori is a place to be creative. I live here in a nurturing environment where my skills and needs are met"

  • A young boy writing in a notebook at a school desk, with pencils and books nearby, in a classroom with colorful posters and a whiteboard in the background.

    "I love the small Class Sizes. My sons get individualized attention."

  • A young girl in a pink patterned dress holding a chicken, standing outside near a fence with trees and a building in the background.

    "Satori is my Pink."

  • A group of five children sitting on a colorful carpet, looking at picture books together.

    "When I'm in High School I'm going to miss Satori."

  • Two young girls examining leaves of a plant in a garden.

    "Satori helps make me smart. I know how to do math. I love going to school every day"

  • A girl sitting on the ground outdoors, looking through a camera, near some green bushes and a concrete border edge. The shadow of a bench is visible in the background.

    “Satori is a home with a stream of never-ending diversity and acceptance. It overflows with creative expression and opens thousands of new doors and possibilities”

  • A young girl with curly blonde hair smiling in a blue toy car, outside on a concrete surface.

    "Satori means love to me. Satori sounds like a bell ringing. Satori feels like a spark jumping."

  • Two children playing with foam blocks in a playroom surrounded by books and toys.

    "Satori is everything."

  • Children playing on a colorful playground structure outdoors during daytime.

    "Satori means an education for me, a chance to present myself with a bright future. Satori means friends and teachers, a home away from home, a sanctuary. Satori is my gardener, nurturing my seed in the soil of life, preparing me to bloom."

  • Five children sitting on a classroom bench reading books, with artwork displayed on a blue bulletin board behind them.

    "Satori means happiness to me. It means caring about community, being all together. Satori feels like a light bulb on my head."

  • Five children sitting on a colorful carpet, reading picture books together.

    "Satori means listening and life."

  • A young girl with long braided hair kneels on dirt ground, playing with a yellow sand bucket and a blue shovel, with a wooden picnic table and playground equipment in the background.

    "At Satori, I do fun things like making music with a shovel and a bucket; it's a drum."