This isn’t a concrete idea per se, but if you have a large enough income that the deduction cap on donations to registered charities might become an issue, you should consider “trading donations” with other folks to maximize tax deductibility.
For instance, if you want to donate 60% of your income to tax-deductible charities, and someone else wants to donate less than 40% deductibly and 20% non-deductibly, you should instead both donate 50% deductibly and 10% non-deductibly.
This isn’t a concrete idea per se, but if you have a large enough income that the deduction cap on donations to registered charities might become an issue, you should consider “trading donations” with other folks to maximize tax deductibility.
For instance, if you want to donate 60% of your income to tax-deductible charities, and someone else wants to donate less than 40% deductibly and 20% non-deductibly, you should instead both donate 50% deductibly and 10% non-deductibly.