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The nonprofit sector-a multi-billion dollar amalgam that includes churches, hospitals, colleges and universities, symphonies, museums, and social welfare agencies-receives a sizable portion of its support in the form of charitable contributions.1 In 1983, individual donors contributed almost $54 billion to charitable nonprofit organizations, as shown in Table 1. Charitable bequests and corporate contributions added another $7 billion. Although few

Charitable Giving and Tax Legislation in the Reagan Era