No. To minimize our bookkeeping and legal costs, and to prevent you from benefiting financially from your unsuccessful contract, we do not provide tax receipts. In case you were wondering, stickK doesn't claim the charitable deduction either.

In order to reduce the number of transaction fees incurred, stickK accumulates the forfeited stakes and makes the charitable donations en masse during the holiday season at the end of each calendar year.

While we don’t allow users to select a specific charity as their Recipient of Stakes, we do take great care in compiling the list of charities we send our users’ lost stakes to. If you’ve selected Charity as your Recipient of Stakes, your lost stakes will go to one or more of the following organizations—all organizations listed below are registered 501(c)(3) charities:

Note: stickK has not formed a partnership or any other relationship with these charities. We have merely identified them as recipients of unsolicited donations. As a result, the listing of a charity should not be interpreted as an endorsement of stickK by that charity.

An Anti-charity is any organization whose views you strongly oppose, or one which promotes values that are contrary to your own.

The purpose of an Anti-charity is to provide an added incentive for you to achieve your goal. By designating an Anti-charity as your Recipient of Stakes, you'll certainly work that much harder to ensure that your money never falls into the wrong hands.

To be fair, we provide you with the option to choose an organization on either side of several highly controversial issues. We currently offer the following organizations as Anti-charities: