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The worthy causes your real estate donation supports
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The Worthy Causes Your Real Estate Donation Supports
A real estate donation to Real Estate with Causes supports the programs of Giving Center, an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Those programs focus on people in hard moments: families who need housing help, veterans, children facing medical needs, and communities recovering from disasters. Here is what each area does.
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Housing and families
Help with housing costs, transitional housing and support for families in crisis. Where a donated property suits it, it may be used directly as program housing.
Children’s medical needs
Assistance for families managing a child’s serious illness or medical costs.
Veterans and disaster relief
Direct assistance for veterans and their families, from housing help to practical support.
After storms, fires and floods, help for families and communities getting back on their feet.
How the connection works
From your deed to a family helped.
We sell or use it
Most is sold; some is held for program use.
Programs are funded
Net proceeds support Giving Center’s charitable work.
Worthy causes questions, answered
Can I direct my gift to one cause? +
Tell us what matters to you. Gifts support Giving Center’s programs as a whole, and we are glad to talk about where the need is greatest.
Is Giving Center a registered charity? +
Yes. It is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 92-1162407.
Does my donation help locally? +
Programs operate nationally. Where a property is held for program use, it helps in its own community.
How do I know the money is used well? +
Giving Center files annually with the IRS and those filings are available on request. See how funding is used for more.
Can I give something other than real estate? +
Yes. Giving Center runs sister programs for vehicles, boats, aircraft, computers, collectibles and domain names.
We do not provide tax or legal advice. See IRS Publication 526, Publication 561 and the Form 8283 instructions, and consult your own advisor.
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