Post navigation 6 Ways to Do a World of Good...with your Tax Credit Lindsay Bennett, Digital Media Executive and Fundraising Coordinator, writes about Kiwi generosity, tax credits and the potential for even more good. If you donated more than $5 this year, you should have received a tax receipt Kiwis are some of the world's most generous givers.  According to the "World Giving Index" compiled by the British Aid Foundation, New Zealand tops the chart for generosity. So, if you're one of those amazingly generous Kiwis, and you give say, $20 a month, to your favourite charity (like ChildFund New Zealand!), your generous annual donation amounts to $240.  Your tax credit will allow you to claim one-third of that donation.  With $80 you can go out and treat a friend to a nice dinner, or take your family out to the movies, or buy yourself a coffee before work for a month! But what would happen if generous Kiwis decided not just to have a nice meal, but to make the world an even better place by using their tax credit differently?  Imagine all the good that could be done. Here are a few ways that you could use your tax credit to do even more good: Give a gift (like a pair of goats, or a sheep, or a cow) to a family in need. Want an excuse to train for that half-marathon or to take part in a fun run? Set up a fundraising event online and start