In 2017, 461,764 taxpayers requested that part of their personal income tax be donated. In total, donations amounted to ca. € 4,60 million, which was distributed among 5,228 recipients. Of all organisations eligible for personal income tax donations (which are non-governmental organisations as well as trade unions, political parties and religious communities), 987 did not receive a single donation. Non-governmental organisations, however, received about 95,01 % of all the funds donated, which equalled € 4,37 million.

A complete list of non-governmental organisations that received personal income tax donations, the total amount and the number of donations can be accessed here (the list excludes organisations that received a total donation of less than € 1, in Slovenian).

On average, personal income taxpayers allocated € 10.43 to publicly beneficial purposes, which is 17.5% less than in 2007 when the option was available for the first time and the average amount was € 12.64. The average amount of donation had been dropping until 2015, when it began to increase gradually. 2016 is the second year when the amount was higher relative to the previous year.

^{Source: FURS}