Amber is a local civil rights attorney. During the year, she made the following donations to (and in relation to) Lone Star Legal Aid, a qualified charity providing free legal services to underprivileged families:

• She donated 30 hours of legal services. Her normal hourly rate is $275.00.
• She drove 121 miles while providing legal services for Lone Star Legal Aid.
• She incurred $75 in research database expenses while providing legal services for Lone Star Legal Aid.
• She had to spend one night away from home while providing legal services for Lone Star Legal Aid. Her lodging expenses were $115, and her food expenses were $60.
• She got a $50 parking ticket while performing legal services for Lone Star Legal Aid.
• She donated a collectible painting to Lone Star Legal Aid, which was hung in its waiting room. She paid $7,000 for the painting. It was worth $8,000 when she made the donation.
• She gave $150 cash to a client she was providing services to through Lone Star Legal Aid because her children needed new shoes.
• She purchased a ticket to the Lone Star Legal Aid Annual Gala for $750. The estimated cost of the meal and drinks, which was included in the ticket price, was $50.

Assuming she itemizes and her AGI was $120,000, what is her charitable donation deduction?